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Silver bullets
and blistered
anarchy signs
paint the floor

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He stole my wretched heart
by shooting it's warm
center

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It is kept inside the box
along with butterflies
that lived in blenders

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Tame this fever!
my body is shaking
all for the sake
of him

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The grandest
of all lovers,
his heart lays
close to mine

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Inside the box
[a bloodstained box]
our hearts sleep
and forget to beat

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For just knowing
that they are close together
is enough to keep
them alive

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On Sunday August 6th, 2006, Anna Helianthus (1123) writes:
absolutely fantastic.


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, veingo (586) writes:
Splendid. The feelings, that you bring through. I'm having a wonderful time reading your works. ^V^


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, evolve (2260) writes:
"Inside the box [a bloodstained box] our hearts sleep and forget to beat".. Ah, mercy me! Fervent and alive in the most devasting of ways, I could taste butterfly veins twitching. You always write with such a admirable passion.. exquisite!


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, The Zebra Warrior (2404) writes:
a strange piece with an unusual slant on the butterflies. I wonder what butterfly juice tastes like?



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