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The hidden world is now revealed by grace of perception now received. Strange hillocks between valleyed depths, a scene visible without equal breadth. The signal is beamed straight into my brain, instructing buried secrets few can explain. Mysteries wrapped in enigmatic veils are clearly seen beyond shadowed pales. The voice has granted me this boon, whispering secrets beneath the full moon, each more puissant than the one before, establishing illusion as reality’s cure. The others cannot discern this domain, where spectres caper and phantoms reign; the fantastical becomes the norm when belief transcends mundane forms. Now sane thoughts are left behind, no longer participating in worlds aligned with those who don’t possess insight to patterns born from the fevered mind. © 2026. Lynn Green. All Rights Reserved. 20260505.
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May 5
May 5, 2026 at 3:44 PM UTC
Signal
The hidden world is now revealed by grace of perception now received. Strange hillocks between valleyed depths, a scene visible without equal breadth. The signal is beamed straight into my brain, instructing buried secrets few can explain. Mysteries wrapped in enigmatic veils are clearly seen beyond shadowed pales. The voice has granted me this boon, whispering secrets beneath the full moon, each more puissant than the one before, establishing illusion as reality’s cure. The others cannot discern this domain, where spectres caper and phantoms reign; the fantastical becomes the norm when belief transcends mundane forms. Now sane thoughts are left behind, no longer participating in worlds aligned with those who don’t possess insight to patterns born from the fevered mind. © 2026. Lynn Green. All Rights Reserved. 20260505.
The poem "Signal" depicts a speaker’s descent into a private, supernatural reality, where the line between divine revelation and psychological fracturing becomes indistinguishable.
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60/F/Pickens SC
May 5
May 5, 2026 at 3:44 PM UTC
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