Love and War
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Last published Wed, Apr 15, 2020
THEY CALLED HER LOVE.
She was the epitome of all that was love and beauty, the kindness that radiated from her spread joy from the humans she graced with her presence.
THEY CALLED HIM WAR.
He was everything that encompassed brutality and vengeance, the rage that leeched from him to the humans spread violence from land to land.
THEY WERE COMPLETE OPPOSITES
But when love and war collide, they meld, and become one. Enthralled and fixated by one another.
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