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The Stroies.


Each of those scars narrates a story.

Stories of the many battles you've fought.

Stories of victory,

and of failure.

Stories of delight,

and of misery.

But Darling,

may you always keep in mind,

that no force other you, yourself could save you,

nor could the mightest of all forces hurt you.

Turns out,

that in each of these srories,

you always played the role of the hero,

and that of the villian too.

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