Lance Carthen

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Kingless - Poem by Lance Carthen
Sickly deceiving, never beleiving.
Disease is what you breathe.
Such shallow emotion when pride is growing.
Your a queen with no king.
Catch the falling remnants...
The peace heart is broken.
Anything for everything.
Wrap up your love in smooth, silk sheets.
Clueless they await the sting.
I've slept inside the darkest tower.
Gazed upon the bleeding moon.
Prayed that hell was just a nightmare.
No love could live inside of you.
Sickly deceiving, never beleiving.
Disease is what you breathe.
Such shallow emotion when pride is growing.
Your a queen with no king.
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Poem Submitted: Thursday, October 19, 2006
Poem Edited: Wednesday, October 20, 2010
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