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Tearing Roses
A blood red,fragile rose
 Tore apart on me so easily
 It reminded me of my heart
 When another petal tore apart on me
 But the only difference between
 Them that I see is that the rose didn't bleed
 I can tear it apart as much as I want
 And the rose won't lay here and die slowly
 That is completely unfair
 Why must everyone live but me
 Well,if the world is going to stay the same
 Then,the longer you live,you go through more suffering
 So,I guess that if this rose and I die
 I might actually be kinda happy
 But,never knowing how much I loved you
 Before you die is a little depressing
 Well,at least we will see each other
 After I pass away,well,probably
 So,for right now,I'm content with
 Killing this rose like you killed me
 Petal by every soft petal
 Watching out for the thorns,carefully
 Without a single,brilliant thought
 Not even a slightest feeling of sorry
 Just letting the petals fall
 Then,when they are all gone,I leave
 And on to the next dying rose
 That I can barely see
 To tear it so painfully apart
 Just like you so calmly did with me
 Or maybe I should spare the rose
 And tear your heart apart maliciously
 Like you did for me

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