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Stole From Me

My life was once a flower
Innocent and clean.
I had danced with passion in the showers
Rain provided for me.

Then you came, lumbering, bumbling
Grinning carelessly.

I traded my freedom for you,
Abandoned the keys to my eternal lock.
My petals moved to reach the sunlight
That shone from inside you.

But that was not sunlight
You are toxic to me.

This lumbering, bumbling one
was the one that killed me.

So I wither alone,
No one else seems to see
This lumbering, bumbling one
Stole my soul from me.
Written by jaqp (Azazel)
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