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A voice fills the chamber of no sound bouncing off the interior like weightless rubber. The feeling of fatigue passes; raising up in pitch the voice begins to choke. The inhabitant of the chamber weeps, wrapped tightly in its arms, rocking soothingly, perhaps at the center in this chamber of no place. Sickly, in the high voice of a child it wails. There are no moments here, no passing time memories of another left to sleep, the chamber may only close its doors and those inside may only know despair.
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 9:09 PM UTC
The Chamber
A voice fills the chamber of no sound bouncing off the interior like weightless rubber. The feeling of fatigue passes; raising up in pitch the voice begins to choke. The inhabitant of the chamber weeps, wrapped tightly in its arms, rocking soothingly, perhaps at the center in this chamber of no place. Sickly, in the high voice of a child it wails. There are no moments here, no passing time memories of another left to sleep, the chamber may only close its doors and those inside may only know despair.
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 9:09 PM UTC
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