Shimmering they rode
and you parted ways
The glitters in them shone
letting your pearls sway
But when up came matte
your silver masks would wrinkle
Hooded eyes hid the glitter
muffled malice spread in mumble
Brilliant hues maul logic
like an aphrodisiac, it seethes in
But when the dizziness slacks magic
It already frosted there
Held a bunch by the cold walls
Shivering and huffing cold fumes
there he let his crown fall
~ Ash
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Love it! So creative! Brilliant!