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"... ... ..."

by sgholter

This axe was made from Oak and Anger. Forged in the fires that Shaped my cardiac Armour. I'll never surrender to a Woman Who sees love as war Ever again. It's been a long, Lonely time. But I've seen peace. Still sacrifice to the gods, Praying for brief, cold Winters; for all other Seasons to be neither. They all have room for a Woman between them, But my hatred for ego Is a burning beacon of warning Even I myself shun. I just want the silence. That deep, deep silence, Whose last word will never be:   "Me," But: "... ... ..." That, I can love. This axe was made from Oak and Anger. It beats paper; scissors; stone. Sees me armed. And still Alone.
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