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End the Light

by @arden-blackrose

Fate has brought me to place unknown, I follow wherever the wind has blown, twirling about like a leaf in the air, wandering so free, without a care. Cornered by thoughts that torture me, wondering how they could have come to be, life's horrors, the pains, and the such, driving me crazy, for it is too much I reach the hill, up to the top, at the peak is where I stop, over the horizon for miles I see, is everything the way it should be? Paranoia consumes my thoughts, dries up my spirit as if in a drought, I scream to the sky, no one can hear the pain, the suffering, the outburst of fear Hopes, dreams, consumed within, I watch as the bright light grows dim.   Myself and the darkness have both  become one, by the end of the day -- transformation done. Lightning strikes, thunder roars.   Light can exist no more.   Children of the night come out to play.   Welcome, those who have gone astray.
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May 31, 2012
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