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Read MoreI once bleed to death. Insults speared into my being with merciless precision. Remorseless hunters found the limping quarry. An opportunity too tempting to forfeit!
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Read MoreThat pulsating moonglow within! The lantern of my soul, barely illuminating a strange, dark world. The supernovas within my eyes ignite the veil of psychosis, torching all the delusions. Revealing reality, the light within the dark, the obscurity of the twilight.
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No one in their right or indeed write mind wants to feel down or depressed .. I found this post/poem very much to my liking indeed it was compelling .. Kind regards, Neville
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When you’ve been there, you know
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Peter, this touched my heart. Suffering is used to refine and strengthen us, much like a blacksmith uses a furnace to refine precious metals. Stay strong. 🌹🌾🕊️
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Alexandria et al
Thanks for reading and the comments.Its nice when others understand not just the words but the author.
Love you all
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I’ve had my share of dark thoughts. I don’t want to go back to that place. One can only hope the future is better.
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A thought provoking writing, my friend. What will be after death? Will there be anything at all?
I think that the afterlife is a kind of stopover that gives us the opportunity to rest and to reflect until we reincarnate again. Havan and hell are no places but other expressions for the light and the Shadow within all human beings.
Sehr schön geschrieben, Daniel!