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Silent morrow seethes with reverie Disdain knows conscious plight Such sweet tones, bereft of fate A calling to behold the Black Rose Awoken, seeing truth and trust Beseeched by wistful grandeur The spark which lights the fire, lit Blanketed upon darkened doubt Unrivaled in parity Unknown paths collide in curiosity Each day atoned by dauntless breath Exhaled, in part, in effortless fashion Connected by embraced truths Such beatific composure sought In empty eyes, the void refilled Intrigue, compassion, the rose blooms Sightless endeavor retains composure Meandering thought Heartstrings grasping at lovely ghosts Amid a flightless trek of intrigue Reprieve, connections awaiting home To seek the embrace of their shadows Faith breeds time to bear her visage Both lovely petals, and poised thorns Chance, beckoning to see it all through My Black Rose echoes fate, untold In whispers of silent fairytales withheld..
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Aug 16, 2020
Aug 16, 2020 at 1:27 PM UTC
Rose
Silent morrow seethes with reverie Disdain knows conscious plight Such sweet tones, bereft of fate A calling to behold the Black Rose Awoken, seeing truth and trust Beseeched by wistful grandeur The spark which lights the fire, lit Blanketed upon darkened doubt Unrivaled in parity Unknown paths collide in curiosity Each day atoned by dauntless breath Exhaled, in part, in effortless fashion Connected by embraced truths Such beatific composure sought In empty eyes, the void refilled Intrigue, compassion, the rose blooms Sightless endeavor retains composure Meandering thought Heartstrings grasping at lovely ghosts Amid a flightless trek of intrigue Reprieve, connections awaiting home To seek the embrace of their shadows Faith breeds time to bear her visage Both lovely petals, and poised thorns Chance, beckoning to see it all through My Black Rose echoes fate, untold In whispers of silent fairytales withheld..
Where is my Black Rose Queen..
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Aug 16, 2020
Aug 16, 2020 at 1:27 PM UTC
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