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The roses on the windowsill lowered down their heads Reaching for the fading sun, oblivious that the world was nothing left Silence seemed stitched into dawn, as if hidden in its seams Even the once loud birdsong hushed into the slightest sigh of breath The clock hands trembled, reluctant to admit their final turn But alas, the grandfather clock that stood at the start of time Watched as it became the bomb it knew the world deserved The streets lay empty, only echoing with the memory of footsteps Windows stared hollow-eyed, the flickering light that once danced within became a ghost The reaper wandered mindlessly, as humankind paid off its debt The hours bled away, each one a nail upon the coffin’s lid Four tolls remained, their echoes trembling through the marrow of the earth And when the last struck hollow, only a single tear of the god sounded And at last, darkness crept again until the god once again called for birth
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Dec 11, 2025
Dec 11, 2025 at 2:59 PM UTC
The End in Four Hours
The roses on the windowsill lowered down their heads Reaching for the fading sun, oblivious that the world was nothing left Silence seemed stitched into dawn, as if hidden in its seams Even the once loud birdsong hushed into the slightest sigh of breath The clock hands trembled, reluctant to admit their final turn But alas, the grandfather clock that stood at the start of time Watched as it became the bomb it knew the world deserved The streets lay empty, only echoing with the memory of footsteps Windows stared hollow-eyed, the flickering light that once danced within became a ghost The reaper wandered mindlessly, as humankind paid off its debt The hours bled away, each one a nail upon the coffin’s lid Four tolls remained, their echoes trembling through the marrow of the earth And when the last struck hollow, only a single tear of the god sounded And at last, darkness crept again until the god once again called for birth
Skloofen
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Dec 11, 2025
Dec 11, 2025 at 2:59 PM UTC
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