Call GirlA Poem by Caution In Flames"Christine," She whispers to her reflection, to calm herself down, and to go in the right direction. There it is. The check that always cashes. No matter how many bad dreams she has, she may scream, but the check never thrashes. A man is waiting on the other side of the door, but she's still accumulating herself in the bathroom. She hasn't cried in another house for years, but this a regular, in a familiar bedroom. Oliver Greene, her most common caller. he sometimes spares her the pain, but she doesn't know why he bothers. "Baby," his slimy voice beckons her to him. Her breath catches in her throat, as the blood recedes from her limbs.
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2 Reviews Added on January 22, 2013 Last Updated on January 22, 2013 AuthorCaution In FlamesSacramento, CalforniaAboutTime has brought your love to me, and here I will cherish the precious moments that your warm existence will bring for the millenniums ahead, for just simply you and I, my dear. more..Writing
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