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A Red Thousand

His portrait on the knave- defining royalty, a smile aglow Ravenous heart, stone cold. Bestowing a brush to the paper lips Leadeth my knees to collapse, a kneel Feet chained to his heart, eyes in eclipse A combusting irritation to the feel Rouge chaps his glass cheek- Crows whirring in his eyes extend A smile grim, tapestry lips, kissed a red thousand. Thy lips hath burnt mine- defriends my patience, beheads my mind.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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