Crystal Cathedrals

by OrangeJuicePerez   Apr 19, 2012


Crystal cathedrals with crimson colored green glows.
Sip slow the equal of Him as He's punctured to bleed whole.
With dismal comes sequels of sin; pass me juncture please though.
The ritual of evil's dismissed; ashy lumber into sea's coast.
A mystical wreath holds within a rap sheet Summer tree grove.
At most, that's what my ultimate optimism hopes.
Pass moats; have chunks of walnut chip chocolate rhythm notes.

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