| Talk of Dreams | ||||||||
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| Trembling with a near sacrilegious fear Of nothing, anything, everything. Leaning in the bleak, irresolutely remembered past, And the hard-flung feeling of the present. Like being the helpless white ball in a Ceaseless, senseless game of Ping-Pong. Or is it all really a cold, predetermined future, In which we eternally shiver? Each frozen shudder introducing a cruel knot To the intricate loom of our fragile existence. Blurring the embroidery of our soul Until everything just stops. |
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