Thursday, 1 August 2013

For love, for lies, for duty.

To some, that is; the inordinately perceptive, such as I, there can be pains of knowing too much. Not just a simple, surface matter of being pained by the intellect; its growth, or a ruinous piece of knowledge that damages one’s esteem, but of knowing a truth that another may attempt to hide or cover up with falsities or un-ordinary action. This pain is one that causes a physical manifestation in the heart and the stomach, like that of a fatty deposit or a ‘too-sugary’ sweetness. It is the pain of wanting to scream and denounce: “Stop the excuses! I know your reasons, now don’t be ashamed!” For, what reason is there to be ashamed of the truth? But the altruist begs that we cause no embarrassment for our peers and partners, so we allow them to act, laughing along in our mock sincerity as the dagger of unspoken truth plunges deeper into our gut and rends us inside.

   Live now, my love, for your lie and allow me to die, knowing your secrets- kept safe and secret, still.

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