The Destiny of Predestination

 "The fruit of my soul was eaten mercilessly, but do not fret this loss.I'm becoming a forest in bloom."

-SA Quinox


For xem,....For my beloved❤,

                       One day this Queen will be plunched out of its damned doom arrays.The comfort she finds in her closed walls today,will proliferate into the soul of those light warriors tomorrow.She will open her eyes to a new daybreak while all her dreadful yesterdays will walk into oblivion.As in the epitomes of Paradise,they will sway around her, rhythming with the music of immortal lackeys.This longing and yearning will never fall in vain.The revenant that sutures her cuts and bleeding wounds are yet to arrive..!Yes,they are about to arrive….

                        Their advent will freed her from the cobwebs of anguish,shackled with past and materialistic persona.Like a newborn infant,her heart will be baptized into the purest form of human existence. And they will be free to take her along to the land of Utopia.Since then she will no longer possess the urge to escape from realities and run for the loopholes to beat life..Hand in hand,she will meet the quintessence of non pareil.The dreams of the 'Dream Queen' will be finally dawned like a day….!

Because they are coming…

For her..

For the beloved…

#Biding time…!!





~✍SalmaAneesaBabu🦋

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