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The ink runs thin, life's pages worn,
What meant the world, now softly torn—
Joy's fleeting surprise, love's gentle tide,
Fading to grey, where secrets hide.
(The End!)
The ink runs thin, life's pages worn,
What meant the world, now softly torn—
Joy's fleeting surprise, love's gentle tide,
Fading to grey, where secrets hide.
(The End!)
Before the turn, the sweet repose,
In yellow's glow, where feeling grow,
A someone close, in memory's weave,
Now blurred, but echoes still deceive.
(To be continued)
Before the turn, the sweet repose,
In yellow's glow, where feeling grow,
A someone close, in memory's weave,
Now blurred, but echoes still deceive.
(To be continued)
Yet paper folds, and colours bleed,
From golden hues to shadowed need—
Forgotten laughs in whispers caught,
A bond that lingered, then forgot.
(To be continued)
Yet paper folds, and colours bleed,
From golden hues to shadowed need—
Forgotten laughs in whispers caught,
A bond that lingered, then forgot.
(To be continued)
A crease in time, where warmth once bloomed,
Now all that's left is guilt - over-consumed
The edges soft, like hands that held
A promise light, unspoken, swelled.
(To be continued)
A crease in time, where warmth once bloomed,
Now all that's left is guilt - over-consumed
The edges soft, like hands that held
A promise light, unspoken, swelled.
(To be continued)
In the faded ink of yellow blue,
I see a tale of what I knew
weaving past the life's long crease,
Forgotten things in soft release.
(To be continued)
In the faded ink of yellow blue,
I see a tale of what I knew
weaving past the life's long crease,
Forgotten things in soft release.
(To be continued)
And still —the book bends
to pages unseen, its spine
leaning toward tomorrow,
whispering promises unheard
All because you remain,
a reader suspended,
held within a chapter without closure,
where pages wait, unturned.
(The End!)
And still —the book bends
to pages unseen, its spine
leaning toward tomorrow,
whispering promises unheard
All because you remain,
a reader suspended,
held within a chapter without closure,
where pages wait, unturned.
(The End!)
you know the thing you don't
is what this makes you
so you stay here - with
this broken phase of riddle
It's not a bunch of gibberish
Oh on that you are right, but
so what - the pieces don't suffice,
ghosts leaving you haunted
(To be continued...)
you know the thing you don't
is what this makes you
so you stay here - with
this broken phase of riddle
It's not a bunch of gibberish
Oh on that you are right, but
so what - the pieces don't suffice,
ghosts leaving you haunted
(To be continued...)
But here you kneel,
tracing the same line - over and over
again through the trenches -
on loop, on repeat
the words curl inwards,
a mantra you can't speak
you fill yourself with its content
as yourself is slowly eroding
(To be continued...)
But here you kneel,
tracing the same line - over and over
again through the trenches -
on loop, on repeat
the words curl inwards,
a mantra you can't speak
you fill yourself with its content
as yourself is slowly eroding
(To be continued...)
The air tastes of ink and dust,
letters settling into shadow.
A wound folds itself in quiet,
ink bleeding through the paper
Somewhere beyond this pause,
a chapter waits — fresh and impatient
breathing quietly in the dark
its sentences unclaimed.
(To be continued...)
The air tastes of ink and dust,
letters settling into shadow.
A wound folds itself in quiet,
ink bleeding through the paper
Somewhere beyond this pause,
a chapter waits — fresh and impatient
breathing quietly in the dark
its sentences unclaimed.
(To be continued...)
Oh, here comes the end—or so they say.
No more pages to left turn - Oh, I doubt it.
An end to what?
something that never truly began
Your hands are knotted, refusing to move.
You linger here,
clutching the past—
a thread frayed thin, a fabric long worn.
(To be continued...)
Oh, here comes the end—or so they say.
No more pages to left turn - Oh, I doubt it.
An end to what?
something that never truly began
Your hands are knotted, refusing to move.
You linger here,
clutching the past—
a thread frayed thin, a fabric long worn.
(To be continued...)