TATTOO
Tiny tears, the skin is filled
The pain now pleasure -
I sigh at the pressure.
The blood now tears
You've left your mark.
Kiss.
The sweet kiss of pain
Spirals. Wire. Barbs. Upon my spine
Sending chills... i don't mind the blood,
It spill like a river
ALong the valley of my spine
You've left your mark
Dye,
These pigments. This flesh
Caress it with this agony
Paint the black heart. The centre of all
Roses and thorns
No pain at all...
You've left your mark.
Imprints. OF emotions
Sensitive to the touch. - I relish the pain -
Like a lover it engulfs me. Promises
Soothes with its honest cruelty, so like love
Black as my soul. After you
You've left your mark
And i know you still won't feel it.
As i do. This pain.
You've left your mark
Upon my skin
They want me to move on
But I'm marked now
I'll not letthem in.
You're an accomplished torturer
The pain now pleasure
Torture our souls
You're an accomplished torturer.
My skin bears it now, my heart too.
A gift . A mirror of pain.
This Tattoo.















Devious Comments
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~*~M~*~
All you need to do is to follow your heart and BELIEVE!!!
I is a member of :iconharry-potter-club: coz i is a very big fan of HP!
I discourage the multiple exclamation marks.
A good piece, especially since if you hadn`t named it TATTOO or had that last line, I would`ve thought it was about emotional pain.
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"Restlessness is always driving me, and i cannot help it" - Charles Dickens.
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"Restlessness is always driving me, and i cannot help it" - Charles Dickens.
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~*~M~*~
All you need to do is to follow your heart and BELIEVE!!!
I is a member of :iconharry-potter-club: coz i is a very big fan of HP!
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No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
~Eleanor Roosevelt
Life is just a series of illusions... until you lose the illusion that you're alive
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"Restlessness is always driving me, and i cannot help it" - Charles Dickens.
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History is the record of an encounter between character and circumstances...
~donald Creighton.
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"Restlessness is always driving me, and i cannot help it" - Charles Dickens.
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