Hatred Prevailed

Tangled in a dance almost tribal,
   knotted and weaved within you, my rival.
Convinced and contrived I hold my stature,
   pushing me further, my soul you fracture.
Drawing me close, your hatred barbaric,
   our syllable sonnet-song remains forever generic.
Pushing you away, my words an explosion,
   any hope of reconciliation, melts away like erosion.
Memories of you, a brain hemorrhage of reminisce,
   until all that I am left is your empty black abyss.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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