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The Other Side
The air was uneasily quiet.
The atmosphere,
Uneasily still.
Only making the alarming inner thoughts scream louder.
Louder and louder though Shes the only one.
The only soul who can understand,
This mentality of harming,
Deteriorating,
And killing.
Of Incompleteness.
What is that monster.
An evil presence, though eearily recognizable.
Her face un-shown.
But I am drawn to her.
An unknown, and never satisfied lust,
For such a complete stranger.
Who furthermore drew my unwillingness,
Uncertain.
Though certain this would negatively end for the weaker prospect.
It wasn't meant to be understood,
Just meant to be.
And as the distance lessened,
the passion bred,
Into immediate competition.
The violence commenced,
The emotion had both numbed and magnified.
We were enemies,
We were opposites,
And we couldn't bear to harm each other,
Though our instincts now forced us.
Forward she came,
Forward I went.
The loss of blood held nothing,
Nothing in comparison to the agonization,
Of the mental severity.
As she dropped,
My soul had broken and renewed.
I loved her,
as reality hit my unknowingness,
I loved her,
Because I was her.
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