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The Confrontation

I met my Shadow When the sun was at its apex, Where the sands of desert gave way to rock. For once, I stood my ground, Took wounds. Then, we sat around a pit of sand, Cracking our teeth on grit, Sharing stories. When night came, I pushed him into the campfire. “I’m not very good at reconciliation,” I explained. He squirmed like a dark butterfly Pinned by fire.
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Oct 22, 2011
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