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The heart of an angel Condemmed to Hell, Was as fragile as glass, And shattered as it fell. She denied what she had seen, But it was far too late; Try to find yourself, Try to accept Fate. She wept and pleaded To no avail, This was her life And she must prevail. Her broken heart reformed, But it was no longer clear as glass. A smokey cloud engulfed her As her profound shame supassed The limits of her mind. So she took the only course of action, And I watch my angel cut herself, Staring at her reflection.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 11:16 AM UTC
The Fragile Hearts of Angels
The heart of an angel Condemmed to Hell, Was as fragile as glass, And shattered as it fell. She denied what she had seen, But it was far too late; Try to find yourself, Try to accept Fate. She wept and pleaded To no avail, This was her life And she must prevail. Her broken heart reformed, But it was no longer clear as glass. A smokey cloud engulfed her As her profound shame supassed The limits of her mind. So she took the only course of action, And I watch my angel cut herself, Staring at her reflection.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 11:16 AM UTC
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