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The Poor-mans Diamond.
No sorrow do I feel as I take a shining knife into my trembling hands, and slowly undoing your robe of crisp dried petals, I plunge an ancient blade deep into your hearts essence, cutting away at your acid flesh. No sorrow soaks these tears, as I hold you down and violently slice your moonlight skin, I cry of my love for your earthly beauty, my poor-mans diamond and tossing your wondrous body parts about, I lay you down gently beside my seasonal green salad. spb.
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