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Dark nights grow darker still, as sunsets, black souls turn blacker until, no light reflects, all is swallowed whole, in this blackest of hole. Denser than suns that once were, smaller than hearts, heavier than all burdens, hanging loosely from heights, by rope, pulled down, taut. Neck snapped by force, quick no suffocation or pain (anymore). But chemicals still diffuse, ions move across membranes, impulses move along axons, molecules are released into synapses, one last thought, a regretful one.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 5:23 PM UTC
What cannot be known
Dark nights grow darker still, as sunsets, black souls turn blacker until, no light reflects, all is swallowed whole, in this blackest of hole. Denser than suns that once were, smaller than hearts, heavier than all burdens, hanging loosely from heights, by rope, pulled down, taut. Neck snapped by force, quick no suffocation or pain (anymore). But chemicals still diffuse, ions move across membranes, impulses move along axons, molecules are released into synapses, one last thought, a regretful one.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 5:23 PM UTC
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