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Echoes of the past, kept as pets in a starving box. Glued together wholly, no room for novel space. A spider’s string stuck to my back, each step forward the weight of a monstrous myth; The corpse of time, dragging itself forward. Luminous space infiltrated by jested thoughts, its rebellious attitude only cuts deeper. The enemy of my thoughts - who am I to fight? The I, a mysterious letter; a single stroke Yet with such might beneath the ink Lies refuge from the one who questions: who dares return to the poisoned well? why am I to pay for the sins of an innocent child? why am I burdened to unwind the ties of a knotted self? My life’s purpose decorates a fated room, A refuge for those who must forget. Let the past’s echoes stay buried— silence the instrument, and hear. A pleasurable pain I ache to claim at once. Be a snake who sheds its cancerous skin, or the corpse of the soldier who fought: Nevertheless, let pain not be in vain.
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Feb 4, 2025
Feb 4, 2025 at 9:58 AM UTC
Embrace the Sound of Pain
Echoes of the past, kept as pets in a starving box. Glued together wholly, no room for novel space. A spider’s string stuck to my back, each step forward the weight of a monstrous myth; The corpse of time, dragging itself forward. Luminous space infiltrated by jested thoughts, its rebellious attitude only cuts deeper. The enemy of my thoughts - who am I to fight? The I, a mysterious letter; a single stroke Yet with such might beneath the ink Lies refuge from the one who questions: who dares return to the poisoned well? why am I to pay for the sins of an innocent child? why am I burdened to unwind the ties of a knotted self? My life’s purpose decorates a fated room, A refuge for those who must forget. Let the past’s echoes stay buried— silence the instrument, and hear. A pleasurable pain I ache to claim at once. Be a snake who sheds its cancerous skin, or the corpse of the soldier who fought: Nevertheless, let pain not be in vain.
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Feb 4, 2025
Feb 4, 2025 at 9:58 AM UTC
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