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Sister, you are daughter to our father. Set in your ways of practicality and reason. Frigid, you are hunks of ice clinking in my glass. Never one to walk barefoot over fire. Rather, safe in your tower of solitude. Brother, you are son to our mother. Perpetually stumbling down steps of regret and carelessness. Steaming, you are ashes burning, ripping through the end of my cigar. Tirelessly chasing after momentary balance of your scales. Me, I am both mother and father, both brother and sister. Eternally tangled, my strings of rationality knotted with my also impetuous strands.
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Jul 27, 2018
Jul 27, 2018 at 1:33 PM UTC
Half-bloods
Sister, you are daughter to our father. Set in your ways of practicality and reason. Frigid, you are hunks of ice clinking in my glass. Never one to walk barefoot over fire. Rather, safe in your tower of solitude. Brother, you are son to our mother. Perpetually stumbling down steps of regret and carelessness. Steaming, you are ashes burning, ripping through the end of my cigar. Tirelessly chasing after momentary balance of your scales. Me, I am both mother and father, both brother and sister. Eternally tangled, my strings of rationality knotted with my also impetuous strands.
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Jul 27, 2018
Jul 27, 2018 at 1:33 PM UTC
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