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About Me Member Metalworker KramkoMale/Canada Recent Activity Deviant for 7 Months
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Remains Below

Sun May 10, 2009, 7:49 PM
The moon comes up and shines so bright
Upon the stones, so cold and still,
that stand to mark a persons life.

Beneath the stones, the cold remains
begin to shift and squirm about
And claw their way to the surface again.

six billion people of the living above
is only a portion of what lay below
And now they walk again, rotting flesh and bone.

So grab a knife, and load your gun
and pray they pass you by tonight,
Unless you think the undead are fun!

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    :iconmisschris03:
    Thanks for watching! :)

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    Miss Chris
    :iconmisschris03:
    I mean... thanks for the fav lol

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    Miss Chris
    :iconhikaru-ryuu:
    Yes. I watch you now too. What are you going to do about it?!

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    The closer you get to the Light... The greater your Shadow becomes...

    I don't want to be in a battle but being on the edge of one I can't escape is even worse.
    :iconkramko:
    Gouge your eyes out and put tiny lights in them then hang them from the ceiling.
    :iconhikaru-ryuu:
    You first.

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    The closer you get to the Light... The greater your Shadow becomes...

    I don't want to be in a battle but being on the edge of one I can't escape is even worse.
    :iconfairy-of-illusions:
    :dance:

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    ♥ Nyaa~! ♥

    I dare you to click the [link] ...
    :iconloyalmage:
    Hey Mark, thanks for the watch and welcome to DA!

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    You are free to sever the chains of Fate that bind you....
    :iconhitokirivide:
    :iconninjaglompplz: Hiya!

    Welcome to dA!

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    "[To simplify] is very nearly the whole of the higher artistic process; finding what conventions of form and what detail one can do without -- and yet preserve the spirit of the whole.” -Willa Sibert.

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