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I am a thief,
But I am in love with my crime.
How can one not be,
when the prize is ever so heavenly?

You see, I love her.
So I indulged myself on her sweet essence,
As I engulfed her existence into my van.

You see, I want her.
So I chained her pale body onto mine,
As I hammered nails onto her frail heart
She will not leave.

But you see, I need her.
So I stay in hiding,
As I focus my whole being on hers.

For she is all I need and desire
in this wretched life of sin.
I am a thief,
But I am so in love with my crime.

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