Gone were the twinkling and jingling,
Of sweet nothings and rememberings,
Tides swept of memories
And only bitterness thrives.
The passion (with hatred) rekindles
Fueling till the agony lives on,
Bearing the weight of solitude alone
With the silent whispers deafening the
core.
And union with one’s self is the game
Whence haughtiness and contempt arise
Twas none who heard the innermost cries
In the absence of murmurs, she survives.
Until nothingness becomes a cycle
And the seeming apathy remains
But the wailing shadows lurk within
Masked in the mien of terrifying stillness.
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