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The beast tore through the forest His breath running ragged He had been running for days upon days Not even pausing for a drink Suddenly the forest became thinner, the darkness less deep He heard a thousand birds calling Colonies of small rodents And before him, a great river He rushed to the banks And drank deeply He aches and pains eased And he felt like he could catch his breath When finally he quenched his massive thirst He lifted his head And beheld a sight so wonderful He lost again the breathe he had just found For on the other side He saw a creature So beautiful It made his head spin Then he mourned For the river was deep and wide And he knew not how to swim Despite his strong body, and massive limbs But he also knew He had to reach her Knowing no other way He rushed into the river He was ready to be tossed aside by the forceful current But to his surprise, his feet still touched ground Lying just under the surface It was a miracle The beast did not like the feeling of the riverbed And if he shifted right or left, his feet dropped into deeper water He could see small monsters he did not understand Just under the surface of the water But he pressed on And somehow, he made it And he rejoiced For now his prize lay in his reach Now he knew why he had been running For so long For though he had not know what he had been chasing after All along, it had been her He heart roared in contentment His body came to life He looked into her eyes deeply And never looked away.
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 12:18 AM UTC
The beast.
The beast tore through the forest His breath running ragged He had been running for days upon days Not even pausing for a drink Suddenly the forest became thinner, the darkness less deep He heard a thousand birds calling Colonies of small rodents And before him, a great river He rushed to the banks And drank deeply He aches and pains eased And he felt like he could catch his breath When finally he quenched his massive thirst He lifted his head And beheld a sight so wonderful He lost again the breathe he had just found For on the other side He saw a creature So beautiful It made his head spin Then he mourned For the river was deep and wide And he knew not how to swim Despite his strong body, and massive limbs But he also knew He had to reach her Knowing no other way He rushed into the river He was ready to be tossed aside by the forceful current But to his surprise, his feet still touched ground Lying just under the surface It was a miracle The beast did not like the feeling of the riverbed And if he shifted right or left, his feet dropped into deeper water He could see small monsters he did not understand Just under the surface of the water But he pressed on And somehow, he made it And he rejoiced For now his prize lay in his reach Now he knew why he had been running For so long For though he had not know what he had been chasing after All along, it had been her He heart roared in contentment His body came to life He looked into her eyes deeply And never looked away.
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 12:18 AM UTC
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