The core of ourselves!
Eternally there,
In fundamental beliefs.
It is our own self.
What we live for,
Die for,
And believe in.
It is rooted in ourselves.
For a lover,
To have had;
That is, perfection.
Freedom isn't from love.
It is freedom from self;
It is the boundaries of desire,
The faith of love are chains!
To what he believes is restriction.
To break these bonds,
Of memories of true love;
The other side must not be the same.
That is--remember the same feeling.
Then the realization!
It is perspective;
And to his own, broken.
For true love cannot be one sided feeling.
Fractured then is the core,
To what should he do?
Exist, die, or find hope?
Such is a question of the broken.
Unbreakable as it seems,
The human truth of self,
It does occur.
And the results are all different.
To which we find ourselves here,
Reading such a result of destruction!
Doomed ways of emotions.
And that's the truth of it all.