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I put my fist to the page

Stick one foot in the grave,

Die a little each night

Until i find you.



My life.

My glory.

My epitaph.

It's taking so much effort just to breathe.



Break me.

Rape me.

Blame me.

The dead can't point any fingers...



Dire epilogues

Screamed by mute prophets,

Who had a taste of life

But they lost it;

Half-hearted syllables

Unheard prayers

For the souls of the damned.

Muttered excuses

Weaving the mask of jealousy.



Veil my face

for

mourning,

So they can't see me laugh

At

your

funeral.



Taking back the peices of my life

Clutched in your cold dead hands,

Trying to find holes big enough to fit

All you took from me.



My life.

My glory.

My epitaph.

It's taking so much effort just to breathe.



Break me.

Rape me.

Save me.

The dead can't point any fingers...



I'd like to see you try

to put the blame

on

me

this time.



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On Tuesday November 22nd, 2005, Tangle Box Tales (168) writes:
im shocked this doesnt have more comments. i felt these words deep within. such power in the pain!


On Monday April 4th, 2005, eastpatient (62) writes:
Definitely interesting.



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