WoesThroughFatalOutrage

24 Oct 2008

·miranda

Yet I would slowly, knowingly beg for death, for lusts touch on my heart, purged the reason from my mind... asit slowly gave me thought to believe, that what I had done was carried from the purest of intentions... yet the sound of my voice remained frail, and womanish... for the quake of my hand, revealed the fear which I took, from the corpse of my dearest of friends. And lifted veils, turned my eyes sympathetically northward, away from the undeniable future, of a life, now laiden in blood.

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