Diana, The Huntress by Jules Joseph Lefebvre (19th Century)
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Oddest places spent,
darkness in a hand,
shades of grey stand
in the palm of my head.
Falling down,
coming around,
there's fallen ash
under my pillow heart.
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Me facing my problems
“i found your soul between the lines of my poetry, except it wasn’t you it was a mistaken creation”
—
Blood's boiling
mercy's on my hands.
Casting a spell,
another universe dwells.
-t.f.s.
In a liftetime
I'll be the night
surrounding you
drowning you
in magical sleep.
Tomorrow is
a new day line,
and i'll be close
as if it's the last
breath I'd take,
but when I am
a reason for you,
keep breathing-
time's with us.
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your luxury was worth that light my pleasure,
my imagination of you is all that matters,
the secret language for your body
took my will to hold on my sins,
forgetting all the darkness,you're
making me sick to reveal.
-t.f.s.