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Created on: December 02, 2008
shaded clouds surround the frame
a fire of hate inside it
drops of water slip down dotted lines
as time slips and rewinds
a beat bangs like a drum in war
your heat responding to it
a sand sinks you down more and more
a hand not present to help
i want you, I want you so much
she repeats in between sighs
take me already, biting her hard
is his straightforward reply
tangled webs of kindred spirits rush to freedom
deep in the sparkling sea
blood-stained sheets disrupt the white threads
of the silky sheets they used
calm now, rest your head my dear
tomorrow will be new
she rubs the teeth marks on her neck
content with this feeling too
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