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symphony_of_thoughts
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since 2003-08-03
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Somewhere

0 posted 2003-08-10 09:02 PM



He sits atop his throne of glory
Always looking down
He never finds the details gorey
He never conveys a frown

The world may lay upside down
But what does he care
Broken chords may bring no frown
As bring no thought despair

High up he's throned with his pride
As he keeps his hellish grin
Even though he knows he's lied
He'll surely kill his kin

His eyes are always dry
His heart surely symbols ice
Many people ask why
As his sickened thoughts suffice

He feels no guilted thoughts
He feels his strength ten fold
He loves his killing soughts
The blood conveys rich gold

He killed so many lives
He doesn't want to go
So many broken strives
The world cannot grow

God's hand has touched his breath
He wants to stay and kill
He never wants to feel sweet death
As his heart starts to chill

He falls into this unkown slumber
He wished to fly up
And feel the glory of summer
He wanted to empty his cup

The devil calls his name
He tries not to listen more
As his mind is put to shame
He is shown all his sickly gore

As death gripped his cold hand
He tripped and depressingly fell
His breath drowning in the sand
As he painfully accompanies hell

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Tequilia_Sunrise
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since 2003-02-19
Posts 612
Lochalsh, Ontario, Canada
1 posted 2003-08-11 12:24 PM


somthing to think about
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