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Your blood runs cold beneath your skin; Through your veins course poison cider. I know the sugary webs your words spin, Like an artificially sweetened spider. The frost smudged on your sneering trap is auspicious as a liar's wedding ring. I've heard your super-saturated crap and felt each saccharin syllable sting. After the hunt you observe your prey squirming in your silken string. You should realize there comes a day When the queen devours the king.
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