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Bonds


Endearing, and wholly consuming at times,

How effortlessly a single soul can intertwine with your own.

And in between the candid smiles and blissful laughs

Laid sour tension and lethal threats.

As we tried to untangle ourselves

From our muddled web of consumption.

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