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Walk With Me

Come take a walk in the tombs with me, go on a little late night graveyard stroll, Let the vampire wing full moon silhouette overshadow us in the chilly October rain Let me kiss your pale cadaver lips in the cold, pick a few dying flowers, violets-do-forget Make you remember the harshest jolt pain, as you try to avoid your laboratory cloned destiny No monster truly ever have wistful regret, tears on the tracks of an oncoming train Pride of life is such a vexing cemetery mystery, reaper of souls need only to vanguard thoughts bold Lovers of temporary pleasures breathe insane, should Herr Doktor rewire your internal history? But all of the replacement parts have been sold, and your frayed insulation is starting to get very wet Let me cover you with a warm shroud of circuit certainty, bring you back into the dank dungeon gallows fold The touch of electricity should amplify your sweat, energize the dirt maggots crawling in your brain Come take a walk in the tombs with me, lets re-animate and lose the fear of zombie release Take baby steps back to the petri dish reset Any one other than me will run from your ghoul pain, only another like you can hold the metallic poles Walk with me, as we both half-life decay old Walk darkly thru the catacomb tombs with me, let the Lycanthrope beast within lose control Walk with me to the lowest nether crypt degree

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Date: 10/31/2018 2:23:00 PM
verrry nice write...thou hast caste a dark metaphor this halloween mmmhahaha
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Date: 10/31/2018 1:39:00 PM
Sounds like a long walk to me and I am quite tired today, so count me out. : ) Creepy my friend, love the monstrous special effects you have conjured up with your words. Wait, what was that...something just went bump in the night. : ) Really cool my friend.
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