What's basically going on in this poem are two of the main characters at conflict, but this is to come much later on within "Torture from the Devil Woman: Ultimecia". I wrote this at work recently and I LOVE how I wrote this. I also love how it ends as a riddle. If any of you can manage to solve it, then I'll be impressed! lol
Crossfire
Two flames
They stand in the distance
Respectful, not disturbing each other
Two candles flickering in the night
The Lone Wolf, and the Outsider
The two little flames have something in common;
They feel like they don't belong with everybody else
The Lone Wolf has a strange respect for her
The Outsider seeks comfort in him
Standing apart, they remain silent
He dislikes it when she's speaking to him
She dislikes it when he gawks at her in wonder
The Outsider knows the Lone Wolf has questions to ask
The Lone Wolf knows the Outsider's been through hell
Why are they flames?
The both of them hold an inner rage
Rage and hate of outside forces
That push them to the edge
The tension in the air now…
More fuel for the flames
One flame breaks it to the other
Danger…
The second blows off the first
Anger…
"Go on and ask me. I know you're dying to know what I know about you."
Warning…
"My past is NONE of your damn business! You just focus on saving your family from the puppeteer!"
Crossfire…
The two flames are close together
A large fire of inner rage broken loose
Anyone that steps into the ring will be consumed
The argument rises the temperature
One cannot take the heat any longer
One flame breaks off…
And leaves a trail for the other to
Reflect upon one's self…
Which one is it?