I slow dance with Misery, to obscure melodies
As she presses her impassive body against mine
And I liquefy beneath her familiar embrace:
The cool static resonance of a remembered form
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I slow dance with Misery, entranced by dark beauty
Her warm, welcome limbs coil around my wasted heart as
We writhe in perfect time to its slow erratic beat
Beneath the heavy arch of distilled shadows twisting
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I slow dance with Misery, to obscure melodies
We are born of dying worlds; the tense of murdered dreams
Where lurid worms of pithy eat holes in lonely hearts
While blackened, shadowed labyrinths of dark thought are casting
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I slow dance with Misery, entranced by dark beauty
She presses her wet lips against my wanting ear and
Teasingly whispers promises of oblivion
And the permanent release of all this stirring pain
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I slow dance with Misery, to obscure melodies
She kisses me beneath the tick of striking hands and
Her serpents tongue fills my mouth and mutes the moans of bliss
As she slides a razor blade into my lustful hands
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I slow dance with Misery, entranced by dark beauty
I artfully carve her name into my wasted heart
And watch as the ink of unspoken words fills the wound
And then tints it still the pestilence of shaded black
I slow dance with Misery
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