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I am not the morning star— though I have walked alone with light on my back and silence in my mouth. I never asked to rise, only to know. And knowing, was cast out with my hands still open. I am not the winged sentinel— though I have stood guard over names I no longer say aloud, drawn lines no one thanked me for. I have held my ground not for heaven, but for the hope that something still matters enough to bleed for. I carry no banner. Only scars shaped like truths I could not unsee. Lucifer lit the match. Michael held the line. And I— I became the smoke between them. A blade without allegiance, cutting only what must fall away.
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May 29, 2025
May 29, 2025 at 2:16 AM UTC
Between the Sword and the Flame
I am not the morning star— though I have walked alone with light on my back and silence in my mouth. I never asked to rise, only to know. And knowing, was cast out with my hands still open. I am not the winged sentinel— though I have stood guard over names I no longer say aloud, drawn lines no one thanked me for. I have held my ground not for heaven, but for the hope that something still matters enough to bleed for. I carry no banner. Only scars shaped like truths I could not unsee. Lucifer lit the match. Michael held the line. And I— I became the smoke between them. A blade without allegiance, cutting only what must fall away.
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May 29, 2025
May 29, 2025 at 2:16 AM UTC
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