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With the mere stone-deep faces, lurking from beyond. I begin to wonder who shall run and save me? Beyond the lit moon searching in the masses of bodies, but that one moon in search of me. If you ought to know my name? Oh, at the time I am nameless. But beyond the darkness fills my world. She is not who I long for, with massive breast and yellowish decaying teeth. I sighed and thought: who am I to say that she isn't beautiful? Give me water for I may drink. Give me death for I may die.
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 6:27 PM UTC
The Moss
With the mere stone-deep faces, lurking from beyond. I begin to wonder who shall run and save me? Beyond the lit moon searching in the masses of bodies, but that one moon in search of me. If you ought to know my name? Oh, at the time I am nameless. But beyond the darkness fills my world. She is not who I long for, with massive breast and yellowish decaying teeth. I sighed and thought: who am I to say that she isn't beautiful? Give me water for I may drink. Give me death for I may die.
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 6:27 PM UTC
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