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Wake up early this morning And clutch your head Turn in your bed And wish you were dead Just because you dye your hair And wear tight jeans That doesn't mean You aren’t who you seem Shake it off and grin again Open your eyes Brush off your thighs Tell her she's a prize Cause we all sell what we mean Cause there's no harm Smile to disarm And live off your charm Waiting for it all to fall down

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The interview with BloodShotInk

Hey everybody :wave: The interview is back, this time with the incredible PoetryOD (https://www.deviantart.com/poetryod) :rose: In the Community The work she does for the Literature Community is outstanding, she puts together the most helpful articles for writers. Her gallery Her poetry is splendid, unique imagery and breathtaking metaphors, and reading her prose is definitely an enlightening experience. Her Daily Deviations The Interview When did you start writing and what made you fall in love with it? I started writing when I was about 8 years old. I was transfered to a Catholic Primary School and each week the class would write prayers on the subject of the

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Remedy (Pong10)

Velvet black oil on bright porcelain skin. Does the dark gold soothe your needs when you stitch it into your veins with pearly pins? Is that why you enslaved yourself to it, the poison leaving your skin breathless and your blood tainted? You bath in it like it was water, pour it all over you, soak in its darkness and we fear you might finally drink it, drown in it. I admit we are scared princess, afraid of your stained skin, afraid of the poison you spread over it, afraid whatever clutched you in its grasp is contagious and we might catch it from touching you. But we know the worth of your skin, the sacredness of your blood. That's why we

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