

Weaver of DeceitLying is your trade You weave them so intricately It is as if you were weaving A story onto cloth A skilled weaver like Arachne Who wove tapestries that those who viewed them Could not help but believe Oh Arachne why don't you learn Sitting weaving your threads of lies Into the threads of imagination With only a few threads of truth You corrupt what is pure Destroy what is good With no guilt for those you kill With a dagger sharpened by words Like Macbeth you betrayed Those who trusted you completely.Weaver of Deceit


Pieces of the PastI finally comprehend All the pieces of the puzzle That I have collected Throughout this chapterPieces of the Past
Some holding the suns of my joys Others the storms of my sorrows, The nights of my fears, And deserts of my loneliness
They form the past I wish to forget Tell a story that should never be told
To tell the truth It hurts now more than before The clean cuts that their words made in my soul Have become infected with time
Their pain grows each day As they ooze and fester
These wounds must be quickly drained, A moment


PrologueEveryone brings up my childhood as if they cant see where everything went wrong. They look at smiling school and birthday pictures and use them to say that everything in my life had been happy and that nothing should have made me do what I did. I will confess that my early childhood was a happy one; at least I think it was. I dont have many memories of that time, the ones that I do have are filled with balloons, ballerinas and birthday cakes. Who knows if those are actual memories or events made up and told to me by my parents to give the illusion of a happy childhood. I wouldPrologue
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