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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Would you care to flirt with something volitile? I know a fire that burns - hot and melting In vivid undulating ripples of heat That will steal the youth from your skin And dry the tears hidden in your eyes... And you will never even know you are burning. How can you know the truth of it, pretty princess, When defeated Nations cry bitterly for vengeance, You do not hear, sitting in a cool, dark palace... How can you know the cost of it, petty prince, They are not your people crying out for peace. Why do you keep insisting you are a gentleman...? For honor's Lady you would sell her for a whore. Kingdoms come - Kingdoms gone. So, would you care to risk all on something volitile..? Something hot and melting Something bright and blinding in a cloudless sky Waiting in the primal shadows you have created And skims the edges of conciousness Like the taste of a half remembered kiss That means less than nothing. While satisfaction gleams in obsidian eyes And saner "friends" than you Search endlessly for some God forsaken Mother Lode Of heavy dreams wrapped in bright, green money... Would you care to risk anything, While you stay safe...? They are not your children dying... Would you care? Would you...? I know a fire that still burns. Care to walk across those coals - with me...? I care, And so, I dare.... Do you...?
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