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A ray of grey tinged light is shining Through shut eyes, the beam is blinding. Curious creatures walk across my skin Toes and pointed hooves tip in unison. The Life is gone, traces leak from my face Can't scratch, can't scream, I know I'll turn insane. A wretch I am, I always will be stained With blood and lines, little human remains. I sit and toss, thinking only of one thing One chance, a bit of cash, I promised him. A black hand appears, a cloud of whiskey breath "I'll lend you Life, friend, in exchange for one more Death."
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 1:11 PM UTC
Hastings Mourning
A ray of grey tinged light is shining Through shut eyes, the beam is blinding. Curious creatures walk across my skin Toes and pointed hooves tip in unison. The Life is gone, traces leak from my face Can't scratch, can't scream, I know I'll turn insane. A wretch I am, I always will be stained With blood and lines, little human remains. I sit and toss, thinking only of one thing One chance, a bit of cash, I promised him. A black hand appears, a cloud of whiskey breath "I'll lend you Life, friend, in exchange for one more Death."
katrina-maria
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 1:11 PM UTC
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