One Destructor Turns to Two

And Sometimes I wonder if on my loneliest days
If she had been there, would it change my ways?

If I learned to love and not think
Would my mind go to the brink?

Would I learn pain?
What would I gain?

Then I look in the mirror

I see not a Boy, But a Man
Staring down, knowing I don't understand

His knowledge is great
But wait, there a mistake

The times have turned
I see the mirror, my stomach churns.

I see me, a man, once more in the mirror
With greater knowledge I understand,

I am what I am, what I've made
Is a hideous monster, in a beautiful glade.

I thrashed about, destroyed the trees
Then all that was left, was hideous me.

Then she came, and planted new seeds
All around me, there grew more trees.

Once more I ripped them down
With effort, destroying the ground.

Still she came, and restored it anew
And I asked "Why would you?"

She replied with a grin and took my hand
She showed me her world, a much better land

She wanted me to live in her space
But I knew it was not my place

I had chosen destruction, to mutilate my home
She threw down her seeds, and I was not alone.

So we lived together, Destroying and killing
But in the end we leave one Building.

It stands as a reminder that this is our home,
We live together in a land all our own.

We hated the worlds we had before
So we threw out oppressors to the floor

Now we live free lives
Here by each other's sides.