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Surface Laughter |
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Michael G Senior Member
since 2000-06-25
Posts 579Nashville |
Surface laughter that follows me home let still my aching heart. Changes that kill the angel in the hall let fall upon my sight. Lost upon the waters of every single man that slows his vision wanting to be damned. Lost in the stars sight the next fall of youth the time to be angry is nothing quite new. Surface laughter that follows my sleep let still my beating heart. Changes that force the devil in the hall to take my soul apart. Loosen the bindings the ones you made for me that fill me full of praise so I'll loose my dignity. Tighten your grip around the fallen pen your not within your fear if you've given in to it. Surface laughter that follows me in lust let still my bleeding heart. Changes that move that girl in the hall fall over my lost demand. The version of silence you practiced on my lips falecies that held true flesh on fingers grip. The screaming of the Angel that witnessed my rebirth born in a world of tests the latest you are versed. Forgetting my crucifiction that lays into my mind as the words that were spoken are lost in worlds of time. You never can enjoy the yesteryears of rage for younger souls have wisdom and you are past that age. Surface laughter that follows me home to take my silent heart. Changes now forgotten in the hall the screams do those impart. |
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Severn Member Rara Avis
since 1999-07-17
Posts 7704 |
Interesting work..like some of your imagery in here...thanks for the read   K |
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Swamp¤Faeryie Member
since 2000-12-04
Posts 393fairyland....of course;) |
"The version of silence you practiced on my lips falecies that held true flesh on fingers grip." Very very good peice,it was very original,and i enjoyed it much. Well done!! samantha much madness is divinest sense,and much sense the starkest madness~Emily Dickinson |
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