Array ( [sid] => 7751 [catid] => 1 [aid] => Mick [title] => APOCALYPSE [time] => 2002-12-01 08:20:00 [hometext] => i made this based on the comic book The Uncanny X-Men's character Apocalypse, he always talked about the survival of the fittest. [bodytext] => Rancid thoughts feel like a stained glass

window from a morbid darkness of an old

cathedral. I can see them broken on the

dusty alter when I bow,The chalis with a wine

stain level is filled with warm blood,

gruesome and horrid to see or smell. The

bland illuminated area where the bodies are

fill the room with the stench of erosion and

silence. Death has become more lonely with

no one to scream for mercy. Everyone is

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APOCALYPSE
Date: Sunday, 1st December 2002 @ 08:20:00 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: darkkai
Rancid thoughts feel like a stained glass

window from a morbid darkness of an old

cathedral. I can see them broken on the

dusty alter when I bow,The chalis with a wine

stain level is filled with warm blood,

gruesome and horrid to see or smell. The

bland illuminated area where the bodies are

fill the room with the stench of erosion and

silence. Death has become more lonely with

no one to scream for mercy. Everyone is

dead.

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