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Goddess and the beast


She was a goddess walking the earth with fragile,confident footsteps. He walked the earth with monstrous loud steps. Her path was straight and focused His curved in and searched the earth like a violent locust. And they walked and walked on different paths And their paths met soon at last. Her beauty attracted his hunger And blinded by poor judgement,she fell into his trap. "Be careful of those wolves that disguise themselves as sheep"you proclaimed fooled by your "wisdom" She followed you into your lion's den. A fragile gazelle on the path of a starving lion,her world slowly caved in. The goddess became a slave of his intimidation and hate. She lost her gentle flow and walked with hate the world. Days/years passed and she slowly died away And he made sure that trapped she stayed. An angel walked the world with angelic footsteps Sent with a mission he came to To rescue the goddess and landed on the monsters doorsteps. With wisdom and care he won the battle The goddess broke loose with a sudden brattle. Their eyes met and fell in love, Instead of departing the world the angel and goddess transformed and remained and walk among us now. With their love shining bright and strong,that kind of true love that shines forevermore.
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