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*"No one's gonna take my soul away I'm living like Jim Morrison... In the land of Gods and Monsters I was an angel"* Lana Del Rey Innocence lost, made her crazy her smile forced, living twisted lies bitter sweet memories, captured in death defying detail waken by the same song bird who only blessed hope in the darkness of a new dawn, singing from the soul, with filtering movements across a chipped wood window ledge enough to keep this young girls heart in place, making her sad even cry, with solitude, mixed with an urgent sense of joy a window ledge looking out to grand oak trees, squirrels playful in flight, shaken autumnal leaves drop whispering stories to the blue **** chaffinch, swallows a lowly stray cat jumps chases leaves that swirl mini tornados, whistling winds chasing his tail a thief of his prey he captures a baby bird of first flight racing off into bushes hiding his feed for the day A cacophony of deafening sounds forces their noise up the narrow stairwell pounding feet; her father he frightens the song bird away, and a silence forms In her nightdress Emily grabs the soft torn eared teddy, lays flat to the dusty wooden floor and hides under the four poster bed silent as a ghost she is filled with the same fear, she faces each and every day. © Sia Jane
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 12:30 PM UTC
Gods & Monsters
*"No one's gonna take my soul away I'm living like Jim Morrison... In the land of Gods and Monsters I was an angel"* Lana Del Rey Innocence lost, made her crazy her smile forced, living twisted lies bitter sweet memories, captured in death defying detail waken by the same song bird who only blessed hope in the darkness of a new dawn, singing from the soul, with filtering movements across a chipped wood window ledge enough to keep this young girls heart in place, making her sad even cry, with solitude, mixed with an urgent sense of joy a window ledge looking out to grand oak trees, squirrels playful in flight, shaken autumnal leaves drop whispering stories to the blue **** chaffinch, swallows a lowly stray cat jumps chases leaves that swirl mini tornados, whistling winds chasing his tail a thief of his prey he captures a baby bird of first flight racing off into bushes hiding his feed for the day A cacophony of deafening sounds forces their noise up the narrow stairwell pounding feet; her father he frightens the song bird away, and a silence forms In her nightdress Emily grabs the soft torn eared teddy, lays flat to the dusty wooden floor and hides under the four poster bed silent as a ghost she is filled with the same fear, she faces each and every day. © Sia Jane
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 12:30 PM UTC
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