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She spoke in a whisper a faint glimmer of existence I had yet taken from her in the moments the darkness would embrace her and leave me to reflect. they believed me a phantom a ghost haunted in in shadow now the truths of my existence would show the ugly scars of my true self. Pain was there only understanding and a burden to the guilty I had no remorse for the actions simply a found indulgence into the darkest pleasures . A red wine and a black rose made such perfectly different bedfellows soon they will know but for now let there ignorance call out wolves to a full moons embrace . Nightmares are my colors and this canvas I take from your flesh and break your thoughts to suit my own. She whispered faint to the emptiness that stood before known only as I. I wonder did we view this monster the same ? Nightmares exist I breathe from the gates to show my face in malice do you care to indulge me if only for awhile?
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 4:52 AM UTC
A Opening Like Any Other
She spoke in a whisper a faint glimmer of existence I had yet taken from her in the moments the darkness would embrace her and leave me to reflect. they believed me a phantom a ghost haunted in in shadow now the truths of my existence would show the ugly scars of my true self. Pain was there only understanding and a burden to the guilty I had no remorse for the actions simply a found indulgence into the darkest pleasures . A red wine and a black rose made such perfectly different bedfellows soon they will know but for now let there ignorance call out wolves to a full moons embrace . Nightmares are my colors and this canvas I take from your flesh and break your thoughts to suit my own. She whispered faint to the emptiness that stood before known only as I. I wonder did we view this monster the same ? Nightmares exist I breathe from the gates to show my face in malice do you care to indulge me if only for awhile?
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 4:52 AM UTC
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