Villain (a broken hero or a hero for the broken one)

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  L. B. Mek June 27th, 2022 05:44

  thanks for sharing
  a clever twist, and yeah
  I can so relate
  'be a villain for love'
  that 'bonnie and clyde'
  ride or die, short lived
  romance
  sounds great on paper
  sadly, in reality
  its more like, bruises
  on faces and heart's
  restraining orders
  single parent households
  as breeding grounds
  for more messed-up
  children
  growing-up, having little
  awareness of their worth
  and so
  the cycle of broken, inherited
  circumstances
  ..continues
  (it's Fck'd up
  since the alternative
  is that mild, love
  where couples grow old together
  and end-up sacrificing their youth
  for ungrateful kids
  while their flames of desire, deflates
  to limp, close proximity's
  familiarity
  and their just co-exist
  like someone told them
  they have no other choice)
  true love
  anchored on a timeless
  kindred, friendship and attraction
  is so, rare..

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    EmotionsOnwhitepaperJune 27th, 2022 12:29

    Yes man true love is really rare and reality is often disappointing. But we know even in this reality people find those jewels. Who knows u will too or already have?
    Villains path is usually full of hardships isnt it, no one to trust no one to care and gonna die in the end and nobody want to know about the story of a villain and reasons why he became one