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Created on: February 06, 2011
Who says in love
I have to present my heart
In a bloody hand to fall on your altar
and let slide the tendrils
Veins like whips sliding sleek
along wet stone
A decoration
Pain for you
Just for your lips
So you can write your name in my blood
So that its all yours.
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