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Patience is a virtue, it's too soon. I won't shoot, I'm holstered. It's a moot point, point blank. Thanks. Where are my manners? Managed to stick myself between a rock and hard place again. Not a bad spot if you're a lizard. Not a bad shot if you're cold blooded. You didn't check the scene, now it's a crime scene. I've seen this all before, and yet it seems to get darker each time. Maybe it's finally getting to me. They caught up to me, my demons did. They hid within my skin, hungering. Taking control of my limbs, and I'm fumbling. Mumbling phrases of praises erases their faces. Slate clean but shivering. Deliverance is chilling when your captives kept you warm. Be forewarned not to enter their house again. They will tempt you with fire, and so you must build a hearth within your own heart. Feed it your own breath to keep it burning while the world turns. Yearning to be at the center of something you can't quite remember.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 3:38 PM UTC
Cold freedom
Patience is a virtue, it's too soon. I won't shoot, I'm holstered. It's a moot point, point blank. Thanks. Where are my manners? Managed to stick myself between a rock and hard place again. Not a bad spot if you're a lizard. Not a bad shot if you're cold blooded. You didn't check the scene, now it's a crime scene. I've seen this all before, and yet it seems to get darker each time. Maybe it's finally getting to me. They caught up to me, my demons did. They hid within my skin, hungering. Taking control of my limbs, and I'm fumbling. Mumbling phrases of praises erases their faces. Slate clean but shivering. Deliverance is chilling when your captives kept you warm. Be forewarned not to enter their house again. They will tempt you with fire, and so you must build a hearth within your own heart. Feed it your own breath to keep it burning while the world turns. Yearning to be at the center of something you can't quite remember.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 3:38 PM UTC
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