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She is of earth...
Damaged/pained
Empty.beautiful
Knock on the doors of a hollow soul

Frightened
Agonized
She's lost her wings
The wind was just too harsh
This last fall

Lips pale blue
A cry in silence
Echoed
In voids of miles lost

A broken spine
Negated words
Never say she's worth it
She's never beautiful
Anymore

Desacrate
In papas arms
The nearest teemage freak
I'll keep her in my arms

Bullets in the past
Scars
Razors
Turned a back on them long ago
Wish her hell...
Wish her the best
She's gone deaf by now...

Don't wipe the tears from her eyes
She just might tear your hand off
If she can keep it to hold on to....



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On Thursday August 4th, 2005, An Expired Member (38) writes:
like tpu said it's a journey worth taking over


On Tuesday August 2nd, 2005, TheProphetUntold (365) writes:
Not many sullen illustrations like this can pull it's observer into it's wrath. This piece is a journey worth taking a few tymes. +t.p.u+


On Tuesday August 2nd, 2005, TheProphetUntold (365) writes:
Man the middle of this is so very haunting, gorgeously written. +t.p.u+


On Monday August 1st, 2005, NikesRain (1474) writes:
jaw dropping, painfully lovely, i'm at a loss to say more...just damn


On Monday August 1st, 2005, suicideseason (2144) writes:
Wow...shit.



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