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Destroy, Rebulid.


I went down in the graphite flames. Crashing and blazing mercilessly. Then, you are my ashes. Urge me to live! Urge me to rise! I am the phoenix, And I rise from you, The ashes. Once a jawless French lover, Now a real American beauty. Me, reduced to Russian drag. Still scarred from my reconstructions. We destroy. We rebuild. You St. Patience, Made your queen supreme rise. And once upon a shooting star, We were boring, but we mustn't be boring. I'll scream for a name, Never to exist. God! Love me? Don't change your channel. Inspired by Invisible Monsters- Chuck Palahniuk
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