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A stilted stay, a pregnant pause, as shadows sharpen midnight claws. A dimming dome oppressed by night, smiles weakly on this parasite. It enters as a Trojan horse, along a crawled collision course. Its hollow husk holds silent spies, who have no room for alibis. This craven creature starts to nest, in memories you'd long repressed and darts behind your mood's eclipse, a smirk of sadness on its lips. From weary womb the beast begets, its offspring weaned upon regrets. Until it stirs with needle teeth, to tear the tenderness beneath.   It stalks from shade, a grievance grown, to steal the thoughts that were your own. Its brittle bark a bare refrain, before it leaps and snaps the chain.
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
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A stilted stay, a pregnant pause, as shadows sharpen midnight claws. A dimming dome oppressed by night, smiles weakly on this parasite. It enters as a Trojan horse, along a crawled collision course. Its hollow husk holds silent spies, who have no room for alibis. This craven creature starts to nest, in memories you'd long repressed and darts behind your mood's eclipse, a smirk of sadness on its lips. From weary womb the beast begets, its offspring weaned upon regrets. Until it stirs with needle teeth, to tear the tenderness beneath.   It stalks from shade, a grievance grown, to steal the thoughts that were your own. Its brittle bark a bare refrain, before it leaps and snaps the chain.
dave-gledhill
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
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