Something was brewing in that woman
And she couldn't seem to tame or shake it.
It was commandeering that woman,
With a heart-huntsman, repeatedly staking it.
Thieving her core, captive in the palace burning!
As her insides twisted, turning and churning.
The numbers were thinning;
She certainly couldn't always live this way.
Loving him? —No. It was suicide, the price she paid.
© copyright 2019-2024 Fugida Says... (Perfect storm, Pt.2)
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