The Two Hearts She walked endlessly down the shore, the sea mocking her conscience. She hears the waves whispering

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        Verdi Viela

The Two Hearts

          She walked endlessly down the shore, the sea mocking her conscience. She hears the waves whispering its verdict that she’s wrong. She cannot cry any more for the sorrow she feels is too profound, too deep. She looks up and sees the scattered clouds partially dim the littered stars, tormenting the knowledge that she could never have the love that she had and lost. She sees the crescent moon staring down at her with pity, reminding her of the warmth and gentle smile on the face she knows she can’t find in anyone’s anymore. She turns her face away from that harsh reality, only to be greeted by a cold breeze that seemed like a blow to her already bruised self. Shivering, she pulls her jacket tighter around herself. In the battle between the conscience and the heart, she fears that it was her who gave the victory over to conscience. And now she must bear the guilt brought by her actions. She has come to accept that destiny for she knows that it is what she deserves for hurting the one that matters to her the most.

             “Hollow”, she tells herself. “Yes, that’s what I am and what I will be for the rest of my life. For I am a neglecter of the love that was in the palm of my hands and now gone, because I let it slip from my fingers.”

             She continues her pace and with every step, the sand sinking beneath her feet, filling the spaces between her toes. The footprints behind, washed away by the sea. She promises herself that she’ll never look back.

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             Footsteps muffled, slowly coming towards her. Even though she can’t see him, but knows he’s there. His very presence releases an aura that reaches her. Her steps gradually stop. She slowly raises her eyes to focus on the figure standing a few yards away from her. Her breathe caught. Her pulse quickened its pace. The sandals dangling from her fingers slowly slipped their way down to land beside her feet.

              His baby blue shirt is a complete contrast against the black sky and once more, his ...

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