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"The Beauty In Decay" by Vampira

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So strong and lush
You once were
Standing tall amongst them all

Living, feeding, breathing
Till your full bloom
So short lived it seems now
That you meet your doom

The texture you now show
Once fresh and smooth
Now dry and lined

Once a solid color now a
dieing shade of many
So beautiful is your decay



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On Friday June 10th, 2005, Ashlar (256) writes:
Wow...speechless...


On Tuesday September 21st, 2004, Jonas (874) writes:
this was pretty


On Tuesday September 21st, 2004, DarkWolf (447) writes:
Morbid romanticism.. loved this one.. You have great talent and I am loving your subject matter. -Michael


On Friday August 15th, 2003, morgue_white (195) writes:
decay is fresh as with autumn leaves and colorful as well they are not brown but tan oak cherry cedar each soaked in its own shades of earth


On Wednesday June 11th, 2003, Deliverence (799) writes:
inticing to its core...Again I am interested by your mind..what other ideals of chaos and pain have you to show me?-Kefka


On Saturday April 12th, 2003, An Expired Member (37) writes:
i love all your work. keep writing.. -melorra.... e-mail me: BludMaydnMelorra@aol.com


On Saturday March 22nd, 2003, Bast (896) writes:
Dark and strangely sensual, while so tragic... beautifully done...



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