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Feeling:: I don't like Thanksgiving.
Go Download:: Plug In Baby -- Muse // Carpal Tunnel of Love -- FOB
Blah.
So.
Yeah.
This is like, the record of the stuff I write.
Because my notebook is all random and I have to rephrase everything.
So I'm still going to post some of the stuff I put at Creative Writing (which, admittedly, is not much.)
Okay then.
She sings bittersweet melodies.
There's a clandestine sparkle to her polished eyes.
She says, "I see you in my dreams."
Well, she's dead in his nightmares...
She tarnishes chastity.
She's sadistically divine.
She's got silk for skin and diamonds for eyes.
What she lacks in purity, she makes up for in popularity.
Nothing's enough, it's never enough.
He says life is like water in his hands, and it's slipping through his fingers.
He knows the difference between royalty and reality.
He's got a smile on his face and a sword up his sleeve.
He's used to playing the victim; he knows a killer when he sees one.
And her fingerprints are all over his glass heart.
They don't really go together, but then again, nothing does these days.
Well, Romance has pulled the trigger.
Love overdosed on anesthetic.
Empathy took a knife in the heart.
She says she's feeling eternal bliss, but crimson blood's running down her wrists.
She's armed with well-worded weapons.
She's got a decorated apology for every whispered promise she makes.
She looks like an angel, but she's no savior.
There's too much blood under her fingernails to be completely innocent.
He's hoping she'll render him hopeless.
He wants to forget to think, to feel, to breathe.
He wants to know what it's like to believe.
She's not living up to expectations, but he loves her anyway.
He's got faith in her, but she's faithless.
She drags down the standards to meet them.
He doesn't know any better; he's losing knowledge as he goes along.
The clock strikes midnight, and she's all he has left.
Apathy's modeling for magazine covers.
Envy writes all the hits.
And no one can resist Hate's charm.
One day, he finds her sitting on a cliff.
To her, bright white light and never-ending darkness are just a foot away.
Heaven-sent shine is forming on those diamond eyes.
This thing they call life, well, she's tired of it.
He's dousing his words in morphine, but she's muttering, "Just a little further..."
His hand's on her shoulder, but then she's gone forever.
With the hiss of the wind and rush of the water to keep him company, he's never been more alone.
The hourglass is running out, and he can't remember his lines.
Everything is all so wrong, Death almost feels just right.





