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The Silent Shrine

Eternally no word is spoken, See it through your vision, this deserted shrine hidden within hellfire, The dreams are fading into the slipping stream of time, vanishing, In silence waiting seems to be alike an eternity, lonesome and sad, If you believed you could try, all the same it's both the truth and a lie, Silence, is what is called for in this abandoned, forgotten, rotten place But if you were to spread your wings and were to fly, Maybe then, you could reach high, rise from the fire and call through a voiceless barrier for help, but will the deaf understand you ? This is, where all hope is lost to cause, where all words have come to pause, no message is delivered and prayers are sent by reticence, So what makes you still look up to the burning sky the flames are controlling with pure rage and overwhelming fury beyond reason ? Perhaps hope is something one can only lose last or frankly, never. The feathers of your wings have burnt to dust and were scattered into the wind of the rampaging purgatory since a long gone past, All you do is listening to your own voice in your head, over and over. Bound to the ground, with no wings to fly. Bound to silence, with no voice to cry. ~ Umi
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UmiofLove
26 / Agender / Germany
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Written by
UmiofLove
26 / Agender / Germany
Published
Jul 26, 2018
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#silence#lonesome#helpless#purgatory#deserted#voice#rise#fall#cry
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