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About This Poem
Suicide Lullubye
Razor slips through skin, a desolate track,
As hard as you pray you can't take it back.
Ruby gems swell, slowly drips down,
Ice-cubed jewels scattered on the ground.
Pure white snow pooling crimson red,
Frigid satin sheet to caress your sweet head.
Icicles tinkle like a funeral knell,
Just another relationship gone to hell.
Death watches, a new lover awaiting you
Staining cold lips cyanosis blue.
He comes a calling with an arctic kiss.
Eyelashes frozen open in perpetual bliss,
Rest my darling, in eternal sleep,
Rest assured, the razor track is brutally deep.
He rocks you so gently in a cold embrace
Wiping frozen tears from a glacial face.
Patience, a worthy blessed virtue,
Peace arrives when the bleeding's through.
So, go ahead my darling, let yourself go,
Gale winds croon so mournfully low.
A lullubye to a broken hearted fool,
Shattered by a lover nevermore cruel.
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