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    He comes to me at night, calling my name, I yurn for his passion I yurn for his pain,
 He wakes me up each night with a bite, He caresses my hair as I feed him tonight.
 His delicate hands that have their ways, His gentle kiss that sets me ablaze.
 
 I quiver at the thought of our very last kiss, I would burn in hell for eternal bliss,
He lays me down with such softness at heart, All the while I know he could tear me apart,
He does not scare me, but loves me instead, his eyes are so empty, until he has fed

I'de give my life, just to see him again,

I'll take my own life for it to never end.
 
 
 



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On Saturday September 11th, 2004, Dayer (200) writes:
Beautiful


On Friday September 26th, 2003, IceDragoness (250) writes:
i always found the thought of only being loved by death very depressing, it's interesting how things can be viewed so many different ways ~Dawn


On Thursday September 25th, 2003, Half-Dead Agonist (4) writes:
Such lovely words that few can understand. Tis the only way to have it.


On Thursday September 25th, 2003, An Expired Member (44) writes:
The last 2 lines were very effective. Beautiful work.


On Thursday September 25th, 2003, SilentStalker (1318) writes:
I love the way you sing to me...keep singing...


On Thursday September 25th, 2003, Nadir (615) writes:
I wonder of the road to him. See I can see and feel beauty, but where is the road. And ... why? Tiger



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