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haunted maze
A Poem by
ZmH
blood pours, splatters, leaks from theveins in our skin so deep flesh heals slowly and glows bright blood darkens the night windows fog with the ..
666
A Poem by
ZmH
the call of hell the burning trenches satans wishes burnng corpes, fire enlightened eyes sin spread by more then just lies smoldering flesh deep..
[untitled]
A Poem by
ZmH
porcelain skin painted by scars each one telling a story of who you are blood spatter upon the walls though unclear, tell all blood falls just as ..
here comes goodbye
A Poem by
ZmH
the words close in all around me suffocating me, shaking me to the very core guess i always knew our future was poor the air constricts, or so it s..
among many
A Poem by
ZmH
among many shame shall rise pain will decease and the only words spoken will be lies fantasy will be reality and life will have no purpose feelin..
loves shadow
A Poem by
ZmH
loves shadow a light gray embracing the light of the day the suns sweet kiss scolds leaving yet another sore heart aches closing yet another door..
family
A Poem by
ZmH
my world unfocused my thoughts much more unclear they havehelped through every year their love unconditional though they may be tempermental at ti..
what if
A Poem by
ZmH
inspired by Love Happens
never ending
A Poem by
ZmH
water flows gently through the meadow clearing my mind spider webs conseal the things i had to hide dust still wanders as im left to ponder self i..
the old barn
A Poem by
ZmH
pitch black night starry light moon dulled but yet still bright wind whistling rain trickling, heavy on the tin roof boards creak floor weak m..
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