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Created on: October 20, 2008 Last Updated: October 30, 2008
Solitary figures embrace my vacant shell
there's no place for emotion or feeling
Wanting, desire has left with the crowd
and death has left me reeling
Alone and abandoned I lie in my grief
Engulfed by flames of fury
Wanting, desire has left with the crowd
And death for me has no glory
A solitary figure teaming with bright ember
The fire rages within
Wanting, desire has left with the crowd
My thoughts are burning with sin
Alone and abandoned I lie all alone
My body a stench of the past
Wanting, desire has left with the crowd
And death was on me too fast
Ash has become me and I am long gone
there's no place for emotion or feeling
Wanting, desire has left with the crowd
my death has left them reeling
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