The undercurrent always weaving,
massaging upon the shores of each other.
degrading upon the other, so subtle in its whispers
upon the others embankment.
Thinking that with exploitation it is rendering it
susceptible to its whims.
But as light becomes more obscure, feathers of
impure tears collect eroded in impaired hues.
Two become indifferent to what was, but what lingered
for so long was now not as either had envisioned.
Diluted upon the verges of their joining, neither
now singular but an amalgamation of neither each became.
As each crested upon the others being, becoming less of
what they were and what was an eventuality. These feathers
of diluted halves would give flight to another born of neither
but both. the paradox of what was earned neither would exist.
"We wish to repeat ourselves on others,
*"Only to find the refection wasn't our true observation of our self,
