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Foam heart


Winter eyes cause wild storms.

Through the halls how they adore.

Fallen love and broken hearts

Hers is foam its blown apart.

In the light her beauty shines

To any other she could tell no lies

In the mirror she did speak

Tears fell down on each cheek

Pretty eyes hidden truths

For her love wasnt true

Queen of hearts and broken lust

At the waters edge she yearned for trust

Icy waters where she did lay

foam agian to her hearts dismay

Aphrodite Goddess of love

could not have her one true love

Back to class the very next day

There she watched him waltz away

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Comments (2)

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<p>Thank you so much &lt;3</p>
Skye Fuller
<p>I can imagine this set to music! Nice rythym. :)</p>

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