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"Swimming Hole" by changed_angel

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Blackened goodness seeps from below
In the minds of the curious it does grow
Darkening their thoughts and eating their kindness
Stealing their innocence transforming blindness
Causing then to commit random acts of violence
They stab the guilty into silence

They have no remorse, their conscience does not speak
They drain their blood to fill their creek
This is what they are aiming for
They keep on killing, they always need more
They freeze their bodies in underground basements
They throw them down there without encasements

There they lie never to be found
Their neighbors are already floating death-bound
Now no one knows what they've done
They've finished their twisted game of fun
They turn their backs on their life of sin
They surrender to death and dive in





**This is just something my crazy mind though up**



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On Tuesday April 19th, 2005, Kinkypoptart (755) writes:
awesome ryhme, flow, etc. Good write ~*~Tart~*~


On Thursday November 6th, 2003, gothemite (398) writes:
oo i like it, good rhyming.. weee


On Thursday November 6th, 2003, An Expired Member (33) writes:
Nice Write :) Great antonym work :)


On Thursday November 6th, 2003, An Expired Member (16) writes:
wow, such harsh imagery and strong comparrisons, i really like it!



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