Running

Running i hit the ground running the pads of my paws scorched by friction no time to care no time to slow down i was late to begin with now the game is merely one of catching up when i'll stop is anyone's guess there are always more trails

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Gaki (poem)

But, could i view your moonlit skin, it would scorch my soul to cinders.

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Art

Both engraved in soul breathing till their demise pages scorched with heat functioning with a smirk or sulk founded on fictions beliefs or heartfelt warmth unison of all employed by self-worth

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The Legend of Spyro: Path of Delusions Book IX Chapter 22

They painted, painful, burning scorch marks across the top of his nose and extended forelegs.

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Ice cold wind scorched my face, looking out over the balcony of the castle. a gentle tune playing in my mind_i wasn't always this way, i once stood in this very spot dreaming of life and its wonders, now do i seek to destroy it?

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Revelation

Landscape too, was scorched and empty, though this was long ago. the factions fighting soon agreed, their methods seemed a bit unclean. they switched instead to chemistry. though this was long ago.

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Snowflakes

Me with unadulterated disdain in those faultless eyes of your's you'll look bitterly your snowflake touches lingering upon my form you'll be ruthless, i know merciless, i'm sure in your silent torture of me and you'll violate me whole send me to scorch

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Oasis

I have this dream night after night that i am alone in a desert of scorching sand and i am so very thirsty i walk and i walk and i walk aimlessly it feels as though i walk these circles endlessly my thirst never quenched and i feel as though i might

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A Dragon's Poem

But they always think differently with burnt crop and scorched rooftops. i love the princesses from the highest room of the tallest tower. oh the look on the hero's face is priceless, when he sees that his prize has been devoured.

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Ragnarok - XXIV

It gouged the stairs, where varr and the old man had stood away as could a spoon through cold whipped butter-cream, but they had ducked, had rolled under its palm as it passed just above, just near enough, to raise a hand and touch, and lose it, scorched

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The Forever War, Chapter One part iii

The ground outside the trenches was scorched deep browns and blacks, and now resembled more of no-furs-land. ace glanced across the wasteland between the front lines. behind the horizon he could just make out white glows.

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