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Fateless

by Lastsun

The strings once bound me, though their tale I despised, For freedom I longed, my own story devised. So I pulled the threads and broke my chains, At last, I was fateless, but freedom brought pains. I watched as my destined tale turned to dust, The heavens quaked, and hell’s gates thrust. But with arrogance, I shook my head, I denied them both and forged my stead. The angels mocked, the demons sneered, For now, I belonged to no tale they revered. Yet fear took root, though still I dared, Clinging to stories, of others I shared. I stole their pieces, made them mine, In the shadows of fate, I dared to shine. Indeed, I’ve become what they all proclaim The fateless being, untamed by name.
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24 / M
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24 / M
Published
Oct 23, 2024
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