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I’m lying
In the warm embrace
Of a heartless God
With the rise of dawn
Sunlight bathes
My open wounds
Burning through my soul
I stand here
Empty handed
With a tear stained cheek
Just another day
To mark the world

Can’t one just love?

This is where all ends
The beginning of the morrow
History’s killing itself
Through self mutilation
Unabashed devotion
To the heartless God
Goddess of passion
While melancholy
Drips from water
Raindrops to the sky
Scattered on
Windless whispers
Secret lovers
Yesterday nothing more
Than tomorrow’s memory
And prayers go unheeded
The future is still unclear
Unwanted




Everyone needs to
Ignore their own future
And let the Gods
Do all of the walking, talking, living
And ultimately the dying






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On Sunday October 28th, 2007, Aurora_Light (574) writes:
i had to read this several times and each time it hit me from a diff angle. and i agree the last stanza is very moving


On Thursday July 12th, 2007, Sepulcrawl (106) writes:
this is an utterly amazing work of one hundred percent bullshit. have a nice day


On Sunday June 10th, 2007, Mistress Shadow (366) writes:
Amen! without the religious context attached to the word. ~T


On Sunday June 10th, 2007, xserratedsoulx (276) writes:
aboslutely CHILLING last stanza!!!



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