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Emily
  Nothing can ever dissever my soul from the soul,
  Of the Beautiful Emily
  Undo the vile concoction that swallowed Us whole
  And turned us into this monstrosity.
  Skin twisted and torn, this Sick creature borne,
  Of my Beautiful Emily
  Obsession turned to madness turned to scorn
  A realm of suffering eternally
  Our two souls became one, Oh! What have I done,
  To my Beautiful Emily
  Our bodies now perverted there’s nowhere to run
  Dear god cast your judgement upon Me
  Two heads, Three Shoulders, Oh! I can’t even hold her,
  My once Beautiful Emily
  A hell made from heaven, a contradictory blur
  But I swear I did it out of love for Thee
  I curse the alchemist, the one responsible for this
  For taking My once beautiful Emily
  I would run for the mists were I not attached to his
  Despicable Emily

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A poem inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's "Annabel Lee"