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Crystal and Glass

You hide behind crystal doors and glass walls, Hoping to catch a glimpse of what you have only read in storybooks: Perfection, doll-like and still. Two lovers, in an embrace of pure harmony. A young girl, her life ahead and the will to live and grow. Only happiness and promise of days to come. Then, there is a crack in the glass. No more charades. This is real life. Look to your left and see the lovers battle. At your right, watch the girl die, slowly. Straight ahead are the noose and blade, waiting for flesh and life to rip and take. You walk toward the beckoning Reaper, only to be stopped At the glass. Look One more time. Your life is before you.
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jordan-butler-1
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Jun 30, 2012
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