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It's pointless to fear what we do not understand.
Thought is not to be trusted in the least,
Yet here I, alone and mishappen, stand.

A demon stands before me, warped and blurred.
She is sick and wounded, broken from the world's
Insessive lust for innocent yet guilty murder.

She is so fragile yet looks so sturdy and strong.
A face of stone and marble to hide paper promises
Others have been breaking for so long.

I reach out my own hand to touch her face,
Maybe to save her from the flames around us,
Maybe to return her forlorne form to grace.

Then I realize with saddening, sickening horror
That she reaches out as well, just as I do...

Then I realize that I am simply looking into a mirror.



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On Saturday May 10th, 2008, Rebell tiGer King (544) writes:
'it is pointless to fear what we do not understand...' yet that is what mankind is about, we destroy what we fear because we do not understand, because of change, we fail to see that change for the most part is a good thing, that different is what the world is all about, and in the end we come to find out what we fear is looking right back at us, well done -symph-


On Wednesday May 7th, 2008, Anoblechicken (58) writes:
wow that was unexpected, great imagery happy chickens!



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