Silent Bay

by sleepingwillow   Nov 12, 2011


On silent bays crusted with the reminiscence of an idealization, thou proved loves form to be one of unnoticable acceptance. Creeping in under the swift hours of night-tide, I found myself mercilessly a victim at thy disposal. For never have I been coated in such delightful demise; as my heart is shaped into the mirror image of thines presence. But even I, my love; cannot escape the clutches of innocence that impose all that I desire; yet almost willingly I let myself be drowned and dive further down into the depths of a silent bay, of unrequited love.

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