In their father’s bag
they remained until he met their mothers.
They won their
respective races as they moved from one loin to the other.
Winners, born sinners
oblivious of that which they were to face,
Different in sex and
in thought but one in blood, and in their DNA trace,
Raised apart until
they were old enough to know right from wrong,
By God’s design and
not by societal norms,
They embraced, their closeness
defined their bond,
Twins in spirit and
in deed, relationship gold.
But when things fall
apart, no match to light up the dark.
Bruised souls and
inflated egos,
Hurt and disappointment,
pride stakes its claim and reigns as supreme overlord,
An inherited trait.
Where it begun is where it ends for…
All seems lost.
Is this Abel and Cane
again but worse? Death is an escape ready to be embraced.
This is murder by
silence and not violence. Hate borne out of a strong love.
Borne out of the need
for attention. Borne out of the feeling of neglect and deception.
Borne out of the need
for redemption. Rejected and seeking solace in the arms of the bearer.
Where does it
end? Where it begun? When it does it
end?
They say you have to
destroy to rebuild…must we always?
The best times are
locked away in the memories of their childhood.
Who’s to blame? Eve? For
her curiosity? Adam? For his disobedience? God? For planting that tree?
The serpent? For his ambition?
Knowledge is power. Knowledge
is destructive.
Books.
It is man’s curse to
experience joy and sorrow…and the worst and best experiences, (un)fortunately come
from those closest.
Sometimes we wish we
could undo that which we have done to experience things differently. But maybe we
experience those moments so that we are reminded what it is to be human.
Does God hate
Lucifer?
Is he capable of
hate?
Hate is immortal…love
is eternal.
Love and Hate are
twins.
I miss you.
I love you.
ALWAYS.
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