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Volley Of The Merged Quiver

by GeekElement

"Over there Witness all the rooms you rent, Moments, Memories, all the pieces of heart gifted by lovers or strangers" said The Cherub. "My arrows choose which you will cherrish." "While we lay entangled here, Having consumed one another. Do you wonder if we will cherrish this?" said The Archer. "Would you like to come even closer And discover the answer? " replied The Cherub. "Every memory I've choosen to cherrish, Has Shattered" says The Archer. "Well of course it did, You tried to choose. We cannot choose which memories we will cherrish. We may only pull faith From quiver. Give in to potential without intention. Close your eyes. Empty all your senses Until the only sense you have is Trust I'll fill those empty spaces, can you feel me?" "Yes, you are close." "You have my quiver now. We still have no control over whether We will cherrish this moment. Put your faith in this bow. Draw back our arrow Trust it's natural path. Close our eyes. Forget this room. Volley the whole tower"
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GeekElement
25 / M
For You?
Written by
GeekElement
25 / M
Published
Feb 26, 2017
Time
2m
Notes

Originally Written as The Title/Description of My Paper sculpture of the same name:

You can VIEW THAT PAPER SCULPTURE HERE:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQ8_LYYF-3H/

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