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Clockwork Princess
There once was a Princess
By the name of Amari.
Where her heart should of been,
Behind
Metal
Ribs,
A clock beats to the time.
Gears move inside
Instead
Of normal human flesh.
Wires
Replace veins
And
Electricity replaces blood.
She is the Clockwork Princess
Who runs only on time.
If the clock stops ticking,
She does too.
Some may say she was
P e r f e c t
As their Princess.
Others called her
An unwanted thing in the place they call home,
A
Monster
From
Deep,
Down,
Below
Their very own feet.
They became
Insurgent,
They just didn't agree with
Their Princess Amari.
They raided her tower,
Snatched her sleeping body from her bed.
They tied her hands together,
Chained her down.
They caged her up in a prison carriage.
She
O p e n e d
Her eyes
And
D
r
o
p
s
Of oily tears leaked from her eyes
As they took her from home.
They built an altar
With
piles
Of firewood awaiting to be burned.
They chain her down,
forcing
Her to sit.
The people lit their torches
And
Throw
Them onto poor Amari.
She just smiled,
Fake skin melting away
S l o w l y
Revealing her
Metal skeleton
Underneath.
Smiling,
Raising one metal hand.
She always loved her people...
There once was a Princess
By the name of Amari.
Where her heart should of been,
Behind
Metal
Ribs,
A clock beats to the time,
Gears move inside
Instead
Of normal human flesh.
Wires
Replace veins
And
Electricity replaces blood.
She was the Clockwork Princess
Who ran on only little time.
If the clock stops ticking,
She does too.
And,
It finally did.
By the name of Amari.
Where her heart should of been,
Behind
Metal
Ribs,
A clock beats to the time.
Gears move inside
Instead
Of normal human flesh.
Wires
Replace veins
And
Electricity replaces blood.
She is the Clockwork Princess
Who runs only on time.
If the clock stops ticking,
She does too.
Some may say she was
P e r f e c t
As their Princess.
Others called her
An unwanted thing in the place they call home,
A
Monster
From
Deep,
Down,
Below
Their very own feet.
They became
Insurgent,
They just didn't agree with
Their Princess Amari.
They raided her tower,
Snatched her sleeping body from her bed.
They tied her hands together,
Chained her down.
They caged her up in a prison carriage.
She
O p e n e d
Her eyes
And
D
r
o
p
s
Of oily tears leaked from her eyes
As they took her from home.
They built an altar
With
piles
Of firewood awaiting to be burned.
They chain her down,
forcing
Her to sit.
The people lit their torches
And
Throw
Them onto poor Amari.
She just smiled,
Fake skin melting away
S l o w l y
Revealing her
Metal skeleton
Underneath.
Smiling,
Raising one metal hand.
She always loved her people...
There once was a Princess
By the name of Amari.
Where her heart should of been,
Behind
Metal
Ribs,
A clock beats to the time,
Gears move inside
Instead
Of normal human flesh.
Wires
Replace veins
And
Electricity replaces blood.
She was the Clockwork Princess
Who ran on only little time.
If the clock stops ticking,
She does too.
And,
It finally did.
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