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"The wild beast within"
When I think of hearts,
I don't think of an organ or a feeling.
I think of wild beast with blood-red eyes.
I think of a wild creature, who keeps crying velvet blood tears, over every person it allows in.
I think of a wild creature stuck behind rib-cages.
I think of a creature being held responsible for the rest of the body.
I believe it takes years and years, for the heart to stop crying, but when this wild beast is finally satisfied,
it dies.
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My perspective on this writing, is the way you try all your life to become satisfied, but never truly are, till you die. Your heart keeps pumping and pumping blood, keeping you cheeks full of life, through all moments of joy, and laughter, and heart ache. Of corse this is fiction, but I want the reader to connect to it in there own way. There interpretation of this, may be way different then what I was feeling at the time. I just want the reader to feel. To feel there surrounding, there words, the Earth. I just want the reader to feel so deeply and wonderfully, and how truly beautiful it is to feel.