Drip
Drip
Drip
Tiny crimson droplets
Seep, trickle, drip
Slipping off my pale skin
Pooling on the floor
Ice cold body
Ice cold blood
Tiny droplets pooling
The last of what I have
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Evella Grey
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Really powerful, really enjoyed the flow!
Excellent work