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Deliberation

Two halves of me are warring. One with logic and good intent. The other with feeling and a heart. One bends all reality in an attempt to prevent heartache and hurt. The other speaks from the tip of the tongue nothing censured and without care for possible pain. One wages battle against all that I know of you. The other will never give up or back down or cease to care for you. One waves a bloody banner claiming death unto the enemy. "Kill thine own heart" They shout. The other waves a banner of peace Doves upon a white sheet. "Love thyself and he" They call out. The bloody battle rages on Each side claiming to be right. Slowly one half begins to wane. Its prowess cannot match The other's beating heart. One strikes the fatal blow One side dies a mangled mess. If the heart beats the logic, logic might be spared. But if logic doth prevail, the heart shall be no more.
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anora-anakaya
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Sep 25, 2011
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