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Lost Pigments
written by cryptic_misery09:07 PM 3/25/05Sobbing from this requiem
Of a heavy-hearted dejection
The disappearance of you
So sorrowful and forlorning
Endless mourn shall we make
These tears cannot hold me
Nor ease this agony
Anymore, and I am afraid that
We are outbreaking in melancholy
Only left with a black bile, being
Of an emotional stagger of violent anger
Now that you have left us...
And I wonder how... I still feel you around
As if you never picked up that gun...
Leaving behind an oppressive shade of gray
Guessing that when you die all pigments fade...
A cascading semblance of hue and undertone,
I saw you pass, losing all of your colors
Future ended with one blast of clueless nature
And I weep and embrace my wet blanket... |
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I cannot explain this, so please just try to understand from the perception I have allowed you to view, but the story is true.
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