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We met on the axis of two different parallels a paradox too taboo to be whispered gone in a blink of an eye and yet exist in a sea of desperation You were gone in the next exhale and I too follow suit unacknowlegding of the fact that we both wear the same existance Do you remember that story? how prometheus got chained, his liver pecked every dawn because he showed kindness? We both atone for sins not of our own but would glady drown in our exile because it was better than the stale pit those people call life This were the worlds we condemned ourself to be with two people, who knows but is bound by our vow to be blind Winter in my home was always beautiful how pristine the snow is until you dig up the corpse under our fingernails Just like the summer in your home where the plants are growing from the river of blood that run beneath You are soot stained, cold eyes but your hands are warm They were always warm, and i wonder if it was because of the blood that stained your hands You use your spine as a spear I use my ribcage as a shield those tear tracks have died and there is both spite in our eyes We never touched, except for that first time never shared anything except understanding i do not know your story, nor do you know mine but it was more than enough We both met at the axis of a parallel created out of the resonance of the guilt and the war and everything in between and we met with a touch of kindness
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 6:23 AM UTC
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We met on the axis of two different parallels a paradox too taboo to be whispered gone in a blink of an eye and yet exist in a sea of desperation You were gone in the next exhale and I too follow suit unacknowlegding of the fact that we both wear the same existance Do you remember that story? how prometheus got chained, his liver pecked every dawn because he showed kindness? We both atone for sins not of our own but would glady drown in our exile because it was better than the stale pit those people call life This were the worlds we condemned ourself to be with two people, who knows but is bound by our vow to be blind Winter in my home was always beautiful how pristine the snow is until you dig up the corpse under our fingernails Just like the summer in your home where the plants are growing from the river of blood that run beneath You are soot stained, cold eyes but your hands are warm They were always warm, and i wonder if it was because of the blood that stained your hands You use your spine as a spear I use my ribcage as a shield those tear tracks have died and there is both spite in our eyes We never touched, except for that first time never shared anything except understanding i do not know your story, nor do you know mine but it was more than enough We both met at the axis of a parallel created out of the resonance of the guilt and the war and everything in between and we met with a touch of kindness
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 6:23 AM UTC
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