xx. fairytales have cried silence

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And they both are standing,
in this otherworldly tower.

Surrounded by the ravenous vines,
from which animals only cower.

And now the sirens of idyllic mayhem,
have granted them their earth and their moon.

For their day is but only vast,
and will not end on this tropical monsoon.

So they do confess with electricity,
their happy ending they will find.

Because they have deemed that such true love,
has always been but a dutiful blind.

So come forth a mayhem of trepidation,
let the tempests brew in despair.

For this couple, they will waltz,
even as the demons shatter them bare.

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