Fallen Innocence
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Last published Wed, Feb 13, 2013
I lived in this world alone decade after decade I lived in secrecy not wanting to be known. I find myself losing my grip on trying to control myself , at this party there were so many people so much blood veins pumping flowing with red delicious liquid. My fangs were trying to come out I tried to hide them. The longer I stay here the worse ill get, but then I lost it and I attacked.......
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