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So they pulled your confidence
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nice
the connections between the hair and the name is great.
your name is jessica?
:] Oh, and thanks for the lovely comments, by the way. I really appreciate it!
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Now crawling I position myself
Below your broken wings,
I lift your feathered left arm
Where you hide your heart from me...
- Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek, Blue October.
Thanks for such nice comments, I try to find lyrics that will fit my imagery when I don't have poetry of my own...
:] Glad to know you like it.
--
Now crawling I position myself
Below your broken wings,
I lift your feathered left arm
Where you hide your heart from me...
- Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek, Blue October.
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We are here to suffer
And our profession in this world is to die
--
Now crawling I position myself
Below your broken wings,
I lift your feathered left arm
Where you hide your heart from me...
- Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek, Blue October.
--
We are here to suffer
And our profession in this world is to die
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