Dying Beauty
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Dying Beauty
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I'm alone
In my suffering
Cursed by this fatal longing
For the flower
Bloomed in decay
That holds the cure for my heart's dark pain
You're the dying beauty
I desire
In the winter of my life
You're the dying beauty
I require
To survive my darkest night
You're pale hands
Caress my skin
And deeper into your web I'm drawn in
Collapsing on
This dying bed
Renew me with your heavenly rest
You're the dying beauty
I desire
In the winter of my life
You're the dying beauty
I require
To revive this fading light
Comatose
In your embrace
Your black kiss I dare to taste
Poisoned by
Your love's disease
But it is the sickness that I seek
You're the dying beauty
I desire
In the winter of my life
You're the dying beauty
I require
To survive this, my darkest night
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