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Abolition

by @malaidaisies

She confused him, that creature of The Wild. He belonged to her, without a shadow of doubt. But she was the moon to his sun, The darkness to his light. She was the yin to his yang, and the throes of fire that consumed his sea. While he conquered worlds, She stayed trapped in her self erected prison. And as her flew to the universe beyond reach, She sank in a bottomless pit. And yet, He was drawn to her. Like the cycle that held day and night, And the inexplicable line between captive and Captor. One could not exist without the other, But neither, could they exist together.
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Published
Sep 19, 2014
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Notes

What do you do when you are drawn to the other side?

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#love#passion#lust#universe#confusion#destruction#void#opposites#attraction#neutral
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