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Sometimes I Cower

sometimes, the darkness fights the light. Sending tiny little tendrils of filth into what should be sweet and pure. sometimes, the light is forced to yield. A corner here. A soul there. sometimes, the darkness grows. Enveloping all that once was good and welcoming. Consuming. sometimes, the light aches. Every move and thought tears it apart. No quarter asked; no quarter given. sometimes, the darkness wins. And I am forced to cower, and pray for dawn.
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joshua-alekzandor
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Aug 19, 2011
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