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Daylight, long since    shunned -- the night becomes our world. Pale lovers share their salty kisses:    each embrace assaults the void. Knives flash, then are hidden -- lives are spared down the dim alleys    of 'Never-End', where (once treaspassed) we now dare to walk. Tired mysteries stir -- awaking to secrets    shared, and sometimes kept; to sinful debts that must be paid. Sleepless shadows ****** and sway    demanding courage...    (testing faith?). But, we know too well the dark to be our only friend. Sweating out its passion, craving pleasure's pain... swearing oathes    in whispers; breathing vengence to be made. Empty hours:    filled with careful    dreams... Empty hearts: careless choices    breaking all. The sad mercy of a moment's rest comes at break-neck    speed. Gutters fill with lust and blood -- minds are eased; memories erased. No promises need    cross our lips, only those sweet lies best told in the warm    darkness of our endless night.
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 11:32 AM UTC
Daylight, Long Since Shunned...
Daylight, long since    shunned -- the night becomes our world. Pale lovers share their salty kisses:    each embrace assaults the void. Knives flash, then are hidden -- lives are spared down the dim alleys    of 'Never-End', where (once treaspassed) we now dare to walk. Tired mysteries stir -- awaking to secrets    shared, and sometimes kept; to sinful debts that must be paid. Sleepless shadows ****** and sway    demanding courage...    (testing faith?). But, we know too well the dark to be our only friend. Sweating out its passion, craving pleasure's pain... swearing oathes    in whispers; breathing vengence to be made. Empty hours:    filled with careful    dreams... Empty hearts: careless choices    breaking all. The sad mercy of a moment's rest comes at break-neck    speed. Gutters fill with lust and blood -- minds are eased; memories erased. No promises need    cross our lips, only those sweet lies best told in the warm    darkness of our endless night.
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 11:32 AM UTC
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