Your Poetry Dot Com - No longer golden.

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Where a wicked wizard unsparingly casts spells.
Half hearted laughter rarely escapes our breath
Half lit smiles rise above from such daunting depths.
Those ivories, shimmering pearls
Hold they not a word of promise, lifeless murals.
Retrieve the innocence lost from the harshly planted brush.
Believe in it the most, that of which hurts too much.
Conniving martyr, once so golden,
You too shall wander by the doors which rarely ever open.

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No longer golden.
Date: Tuesday, 1st October 2013 @ 06:57:19 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: Flex4life13

Clamor beyond the begotten hills
Where a wicked wizard unsparingly casts spells.
Half hearted laughter rarely escapes our breath
Half lit smiles rise above from such daunting depths.
Those ivories, shimmering pearls
Hold they not a word of promise, lifeless murals.
Retrieve the innocence lost from the harshly planted brush.
Believe in it the most, that of which hurts too much.
Conniving martyr, once so golden,
You too shall wander by the doors which rarely ever open.

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