Blue.
Shiver.
Blood of ice.
Cold.
Wither.
Half as nice.
Hair.
Deathly.
White as snow.
Blade.
Panic.
Breathe in slow.
Eyes.
Crystal.
Filled with hate.
Scream.
Protest.
All too late.
Knife.
Cutting.
Slip away.
Smile.
Wicked.
Death's at play.
Laugh.
Whisper.
As you die.
Tear.
Falling.
Say goodbye.
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