"I will not take the coward's way out"
Brave words, fueled by a heart tired of this bitter bickering and pointless judging. And yet she was able to bear through it all, and I came out of it, ashamed, yet brimming with knowledge anew. Perhaps to give up an argument is not the coward's way out. Perhaps giving up a grudge is not the coward's way out. And perhaps to love her as she stands and to accept her and put aside all of the superficiality and the need to be loved and truly love her is to avoid the coward's way out. And so I will not take the coward's way out, no matter how hard it may seem, because to take it, in the end, is much harder than avoiding it really seems.
I become what I read, and I become what I hear. Yet somehow I'm supposed to stay fair and impartial. Yet somehow I feel like I'm doing it. Am I just fooling myself?








cuz I saw the way you talked with
--
GazeRock is NOT dead.
--
Like a sword draws blood, words will draw out every view imaginable, and we'll see so much we'll die from the knowledge
Like leeches bleed us of bad blood, words will bleed our views of all prejudice, and we will see the world in the eyes of all at once
--
GazeRock is NOT dead.
--
GazeRock is NOT dead.
--
Like a sword draws blood, words will draw out every view imaginable, and we'll see so much we'll die from the knowledge
Like leeches bleed us of bad blood, words will bleed our views of all prejudice, and we will see the world in the eyes of all at once
--
"To really ask is to open the door to the whirlwind. The answer may annihilate the question and the questioner." - Lestat
--
.toaccept.
Previous PageNext Page