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Complete Division


Complete division How do two different entities collide The being is torn into two And both entities can not survive One will always lose, while the other gains And while one entity is sunny, the other will rain A balancing act can be maintained And for a short while in time happiness will sustain But as time drags on it’s predictable to me That the being will have to choose between these two entities The being would like to allow one entity to embody it’s bones While dismissing the other to be free and roam Why they can’t both inhabit the being I may never know The being is troubled, for it can not choose the entity in which to let go The being is lost And it’s head is at sea The being couldn't choose which entity it wanted to set free And the being couldn't choose which entity it wanted to be Therefore two different entities live inside of me
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