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~Rightfull Place~
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newsandsentinel
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Wednesday, 4th June 2008 @ 12:59:53 AM in AEST
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~Pain is just an untampered illousion worth loseing to tha past dwells in its rightfull place giving though no feeling of contempt as your will knows nor holds any means to ever repent so walk tha path forward only then shall you come upon locked doors there alone to awaken within your own dream weakened while this begins to seem real tha unable to truely feel darkness now casted against tha ground walked your soul to forever kneel a enveloping cage you unknowing did create here not seen or heard~
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Re: ~Rightfull Place~
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by Loellntrepid on
Wednesday, 4th June 2008 @ 01:35:58 AM AEST
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...Continued...
~Justice from regrets burning away any hope which may remain as tha gift of gain unwanted and outwayed a debt paid~ |
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Re: ~Rightfull Place~
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by newsandsentinel on
Sunday, 7th February 2010 @ 06:57:14 PM AEST
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| ~There will be no limits like that of shattered glass a mask of illusion casted forth and to be hinder not for justuce comes at last an awakening of what was past and with a deathgrip to what will be seeking only that of endless dreams through tha vains this desire bleeds a hunger by which no thirst can ease yet with ease one to speak out from darkness to see what may be a inner scream heard but unseen where will this dream lead~ |
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