Let's go swimming in the corpse pit.
Make friends with the deceased.
Play them a funeral march fit for a king.
What else would we do, fall in love?
I wish you were here with me right now,
smothered in love and sprinkled with horror.
Love is fear and fear is love
so you must be a heartbreaker, Sweetheart.
So here's to revenge, vendetta's all round,
Oh waiter can we get some more glasses over here please?
Pull up a chair and take a drag out of me.
A flash of teeth and a flash of the knife,
remove the circulatory organ from it's oh so rightful place.
Oh Baby, you're a killer,
with that lie on your lips and poison in your kiss.
Please take that knife out of my head,
it's starting to itch a little.
Well that's not very lady like at all
Is that a halo in your hand?















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when a vampire falls in love ... can you stake his heart?
You are far too kind.
I do have 15 Chapters of one story up, and i'm working on another two at the same time.
One is a Ghost/Horror kind of story, perhaps you would enjoy it?
Anyways, thankyou again for another compliment.
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One is all for religion until one visits a really religious country. Then, one is all for drains, machinery and a minimum wage. - Aldous Huxley
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when a vampire falls in love ... can you stake his heart?
For now though I will link you to the first Chapter of the story I already have on here.
Perhaps you would consider watching me? I have a few more pieces in mind.
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One is all for religion until one visits a really religious country. Then, one is all for drains, machinery and a minimum wage. - Aldous Huxley
Your first three sentences are fragments, which is just fine. But you put a comma after the first one, and periods after the next two. I think it should be one or the other for the sake of emphasis.
Also, I suggest writing the following sentence this way: "so you must be a heartbreaker, Sweetheart" (stress on the comma and the capital letter) because it sounds more conversational and carries with it a greater impact (like you're talking to someone in particular). The same goes for the line, "Oh Baby, you're a killer".
Also, your last line I think should be separated from the stanza so that it stands alone. It's almost like starting a new thought and then leaving the reader hanging, so you should put an extra space in between those two lines like so:
"Well that's not very lady like at all.
Is that a halo in your hand?"
Hope you find this helpful. I really do like this and I think it would be perfect with just a few tweaks. Good job!
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Punknera is no more! I am now *ATrue.
I was initially going to say that I wrote this in the way that I say things, however your "tweaks" do make a lot of sense.
I shall include your helpful hints.
Yay for critique!
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One is all for religion until one visits a really religious country. Then, one is all for drains, machinery and a minimum wage. - Aldous Huxley
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It ought to be illegal for an artist to marry. If the artist must marry let him find someone more interested in art, or his art, or the artist part of him, than in him. After which let them take tea together three times a week.
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"Some people are like slinkies; only amusing when you push them down the stairs."
Thanks for the avatar, ~Espeon202! <3.
loverly <3
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Even Fairytale Characters would be jealous <3
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