A wind which carries the BitterSweet scent of Death Blows across a
field,
A Field stricken by the perfectly entombed graves of lives which once gave yield,
The Skies are mercilessly grim and show no sings of the sun's rays,
But at the very centre of this world of lifelessness, Darkness and
Despair,
Upon these roses of thorns of iron lies the virgin whose life flows
beneath her,
A greater person who once knew no mercy yet hung to life with hands
of pain,
She is pressed firmly onto a bed of softness and thorns resting
almost sweetly into her skin,
Her energy is spent and her eyes hold a longing for death to take her
soul,
Stolen is the hapiness - Now memories, which are bitter in this
horrid lasting moment, A crimson tear falls from her weary eye leaving a path to be followed,
Followed by the fresh tears which all fall from her beautiful face to
be swallowed,
A flash brightens the sky for but a moment and to rain is given birth,
She is too weak to shield herself from her own pain - her own blood,
She cries bitterly as she thinks - as tiny streams remind her of her
body,
Her blood-drebched log black hair gives way to the flow of the rain,
Not even the thorns can harm her now as her back ceases to return the
weight of its crucible,
A cry escapes her lips - a cry of sorrow, which tears through the
merciless soul that is this place,
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