Thy Mornful Lover
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Thy Mornful Lover
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Come to me, silent and dressed in black
In your eyes I can see all your obscure
Passion
Brush my skin with your pale hands
And kiss my neck with your cold lips
You'll appear when the moon shines
High in the sky
And I'll see your cerulean face
Brightened up by the candles flame
You'll whisper to me mysterious
Dark love words
And in this long night our souls
Will be joined forever
And like in a winter night
Darkness will spread
Around us and will take us away
Let yourself be lulled by
This cold wind of sorrow
I open my mouth
To your divine scarlet nectar
And my bloodied lips
Will look for yours
In a morbid lust of
Ecstatic pleasure
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