Melt my heart, it's grown too cold
The sun o'er me has never shone
From blood and flesh and anguished tears
Back to ash and dust and bone
Hate and sorrow drive me home
Pain has brought me to my knees
Make me suffer here no more
Be merciful, just let me die
Angels, demons, hear my plea
Rescue me from earth-bound hell
Tortured here, seek death's still peace
Pale as ice and cold as stone
Darkness help me, heal my wounds
Darkened scars that mark my wrist
Softly purpled angel's kiss
Leave me here in silent sleep
Breathless marble, cold-heart frost
Blood frozen in my veins
Red life drained from self-made wounds
Enfolded I lie in icy dark
Safe from world and traitorous mind
As Capulet in cold stone tomb
Eyelids flutter, falter, close
I die here on my own
A dream, alas, slow morning pass
As mourning dove's last notes are heard
My silent tomb where I am free
Must wait another long-drawn day
Until at last I dream once more
Of frost and stone, cold as death
And weary soul's release














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Do you ever have that feeling that you wanna punch the ceiling,
So you stamp down on the floor, you can't take it anymore,
In your search for absolution there is only one solution,
Kick a pigeon in the park.
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The really great men must, I think, have great sadness." -Raskolnikov; in Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment
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Can love travel back in time and heal a broken heart?
I'd like to think so. There are some things I know for certain. Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder. Keep rosemary by your garden gate. Plant lavender for luck. And fall in love whenever
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