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Two Sides of the Same Coin

Dreams, shadows, my life of night speaks Never once do I miss the sun The bat inside me fears for the light, the gargoyle demands it hurry up Two sides, one made of night, nature, The other made of dark and man Neither evil, though one ferocious Both considered bad by all No one had dared to come close enough to see Both sides are perfectly harmless Though dark, I've never felt brighter In both mind and spirit It seems that all can see me from miles around But all are too scared to get close, Maybe the light is a lie Maybe the darkness is the only truth
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Aug 22, 2012
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