Dead Filament
I am living in a world, where the lights are always off.
I have looked far and wide,
For the source of the divide,
I can only conclude,
It is without.
It is as early as the creation, formed in the deliberation,
Of the boundaries and limits of the structure itself.
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In the day I am reminded of the life I am to lead,
Weary and life sick,
Day unto dusk.
The turning of the tide,
Only serves to remind,
The lack of luck,
Self imposed unfulfilled blik.
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By the day, lightning fast, an indescribable pace,
Too fast to note take,
An irascible blur,
Tempted to restrain,
Inner temptation and
Retain:
Sanity and self.
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By the witching hour I am lulled, discontent into anarchistic, nightmarish nihilo.
I am forced to face the truth,
The unquenchable knowing,
Flowering in the shade,
Sheltered by the sun.
That I know nothing of the now,
And little of the then,
That I must grow and comprehend:
Love, life and the golden mean,
Are as a wind in a storm,
Indistinguishable from their fickle neighbours.
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