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Journey

Journey.

 

When the force of wickedness came upon him,

A force against,

He became overwhelmed,

With a suffocating feeling that all the evils of the world

Were attacking him,

Worry, panic, coldness,

Willed by a nameless engine of the non sensual world.

The beast begins to breath, taking in fuel,

The energy being from his own panic and worry.

 

A feeling of deathliness takes him over,

He sees a force of death on him,

The trap has begun, the feeling of dieing with no way out

Worry of death marching with a speed unmatchable by an encompassing brightness.

 

Light, a thread, he pulls

He tries to grasp it with the might of a soul.

It eludes, he asks for the light

The light fills the known universe, erodes the black, breaks the black, banishment.

Cautious joy,

Cautious freedom.

A light of a helper eludes you to your relinquishing task.

Non sensually.

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Written by
michael-havlin
American
Published
Jun 29, 2010
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