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"Kissed Death" by Crimsonrose

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I stand above my headstone looking at my grave.
Left alone in this world to feel like a slave.
Driven under towards the fires in the pit of hell.
Striving for heaven, as my for-fathers wish me well.

Along this path I sway side to side with my feet crumbling before me.
I speak these words but you all try to distort me.
Here my blurred out curses, as I sing these painful verses.

I walk through this life with a darkened soul.
I have no place, I have no safe home.
But what the fuck, what did I expect.
How could I have gotten through this world with a heart that has kissed death.



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On Friday October 8th, 2004, MEATGRINDER MAN (510) writes:
I always give Death (the ol' Grim Reaper) the "finger". I hope you will, too. ~Shane~


On Tuesday October 5th, 2004, Circe Avalon (180) writes:
And never have I felt that justice has concerned, this poems is the unfairness of reality in all shapes and sizes, who said life was fair? No, really, who?~*~Circe


On Tuesday October 5th, 2004, JustBnMe (60) writes:
*whistles* last few lines are rock bottom reality, very cool


On Tuesday October 5th, 2004, Angst Queen (470) writes:
"how could i have gotten through the world with a heart that has kissed death" beautiful write crimson



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