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All of hell is wrapped in ice And lodged in our throats. Sibilating we die, pale and Cold like a thin rain that Washes blood from The summer fields. Cacophony. A thousand Shrieking crows produce Our crepuscular sky. We suffocate under this Stygian Blanket, like a naked, stillborn Fetus on the winter road. Train me to walk; Stand my Splintered feet On the fraying rope - And watch me go.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 7:30 PM UTC
Stillborn
All of hell is wrapped in ice And lodged in our throats. Sibilating we die, pale and Cold like a thin rain that Washes blood from The summer fields. Cacophony. A thousand Shrieking crows produce Our crepuscular sky. We suffocate under this Stygian Blanket, like a naked, stillborn Fetus on the winter road. Train me to walk; Stand my Splintered feet On the fraying rope - And watch me go.
alexandros
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 7:30 PM UTC
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