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As I lay amongst the people I love, I prepare my mind of what mask
it will inherit tonight, it begins like I ever had a choice,
filling my head with demented lies, choice to defend my greatest demise, ancient screams portrayed with demure, strip me of all that
make me pure, one by one my thoughts are raped, like grazing vultures it's all too late, my body goes limp, I can no longer feel, for the love of god this can't be real, my shell the proof of hideous violence, left with nothing but an empty silence,
my fear of night dissipates by day, 12 hours from now i'll be your prey, mere man I encounter I fear no more, it's my night time mistress, my twilight whore



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On Tuesday June 24th, 2008, saintedmad (995) writes:
.......a pseudo.chant, a mantra, a sonnet of night.tethered.flesh.rendered. .. .. .. how you opened so briefly and thenthe descent into rhythms and sounds only, much like the sensuality of bodies in the shadows. ...straining tos ee mroe but never really needing to---the mind, tis all in the mind. ...some kind of temptress, some kind of succubus- -- - go sleep dear man, perchance to dream.. . .this is like using the soul for echo-location....O dear.


On Wednesday April 16th, 2008, urbanhumility (1325) writes:
your words are razor sharp my friend..........well done..........urban



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