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Lost Beloved
07/23/2004 @ 8:25am
By:
sleepingchild

You walk by me and what I see has changed me.
A new world you have formed into your own brought to life with that simple
kiss.
A tear that is shed not for joy but the sadness of your beloved.
Your eyes have stoned, cold, and chilled but I have seen right through
them.
What I saw was that awful night you watched your love die.
A stab to the back, a nose on the neck, but why had they left so soon?
The fear that shot through you and fright that jolted them to hell.
As you stood and watched your love die away.
A tear from heaven did fall from the sky as you stood and watched your young
love die.
You cannot move from the sight of your love.
Your eyes fixated on their lifeless body hanging as a dream.
This image goes blurry as your eyes fill with tears and the fog slowly
swallowing up your love.
You feel the weight and chains pull down to the hell your in now!
The image is slowly fading while you get your final show.
The demons from hell playing with your loves lifeless body which still hangs
there as you get pulled under.
The demons start pushing them and hitting them as if they were cats playing
with string.
The image, still fading, is showing you struggling to get free but the
chains are too tight.
You finally sit down from weakness and watch as the demons play with your
loved ones body.
A silent tear is shed by you and fed to the demons for strength as they sip
it up.
The earth around you lowers to hell as you watch the demons tease you.
You scream and then the world fades to darkness.

 
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