I see people
who wax and wane,
who are once kind, but then come to doubt themselves.
Perhaps there is no such thing as Love.
But, if there is, it comes and leaves souls untouched. Gentle thing?
I imagine people go entire lives without warmth, who were shunted so, so as to subsist on merry blows.
Would a loving God clapse her hands down in Law? Be there some poor chap who fits the bill, t’would be one who is the master of none.
Retribution is a troubling thing.
Mar 13, 2019
Mar 13, 2019 at 10:58 PM UTC
I see people
who wax and wane,
who are once kind, but then come to doubt themselves.
Perhaps there is no such thing as Love.
But, if there is, it comes and leaves souls untouched. Gentle thing?
I imagine people go entire lives without warmth, who were shunted so, so as to subsist on merry blows.
Would a loving God clapse her hands down in Law? Be there some poor chap who fits the bill, t’would be one who is the master of none.
Retribution is a troubling thing.
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