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The Blinding Bride

In the cusp of closing night, I look into your weary eyes;

once outshining city lights. I see no way to realize

the healing of this blight - I venture to make a phoenix cry.

Remedy of such mythos might, might just prove unjust lies.

Chance restoring your ere vacant sight - fighting soul’s primal guide.

As any chance to restore my bride, binds our fractured lives.

 

...No words to describe affliction already decided.

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Written by
kolacian
25 / Iowa
Published
Jul 10, 2018
Lines·Words
7·74
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#bride#night#light#phoenix#blight#blind#disease#heal#restore#affliction
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