The Witch Side of the Wall

The Witch Side of the Wall: When brought to the witching side of both good and bad and strictly by the book as well, it is still, nonetheless, the dark-side; but when neither will do, toward a set goal, is to then author up a solution oneself; yet, that existence is also a member of the dark-side. But authoring oneself out of it after it exists, like a change of plans, perhaps is even more frustrating and challenging, while attempts to do so will not abide an unintended bungled and at intervals a plain outlandish approach to that end as to then only be compatibly defined as a failed attempt. Instilled with hope though, one of those crushing uncanny incantation attempts just might work, while seriously, sincerely, and, at times, sentimentally engaged in desperately trying to do so in that opposite entrenched goal to undo it all--like, 'MAGIC'. But is a plainly mortal love affair the entire reason behind longing-so to return things to being closer to normal, or to right-side up again?