Sabina
Sabina
Sabina

Madness, hysteria, passion, intelligence, genius,love

Sabina

The residue of what could have been
The remainder of what could not be
Reminder of love as its rarest self;
so raw
so furiously pure that he could not
but let her ravage his mind
and he could not
but allow it to succumb to fragments.

Sabina
The name that permitted reincarnation; allowed only by her leaving.

Sabina
the other woman
seductress
Lover
Mistress
Inspiration
Sustenance
Everything
Nothing

He begged her to stay
He begged her for life
For sustenance
For inspiration
For his mind
Which he lost when he lost her.
Sabina is every woman who has loved another man
For when a woman loves
She loves with every pore in her body
Every inch

As if it were her last

Every woman
Is the ‘other’ woman for some man
If he is chosen
If he is worth the love
Or if love finds him

worthy
[Carl Gustav Jung had a prolonged nervous breakdown after Sabina. It was after recovering that he rose to become the renowned psychologist he is now known as.]

‘My love for you was the most important thing in my life. For better or worse it made me understand who I am…sometimes you have to do something unforgivable in order to go on living,’ Jung writes in A Dangerous Method.

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Dee is from Lahore, Pakistan. Loves dark nights and old trees.