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| Madame Death | |
| By Trifox | ||||||
| 07 July 2006 | ||||||
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Death...
The silent beat, of Dusk-Grey wings, swift as light, I come to pass, No rosy hue to greet the eye, but skin as white as bone. With bruised-blue lips, I bring the night, and brush your lips with mine, And in my sightless eyes you see, That your life, and soul now belong to me...
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