Ostensibly, it all feels like; "I've known voices of the wind and maybe all it's journeys, it's melodies of melancholy that ears may never hear blowing passed blooming faces of those who only feel it's soothe but not the inconsolable sobs it carries on from faces of those who can't even remember how and when they last smiled, those to whom happiness is just a dream." I've got great feelings, of acquaintance with every falling droplet of rain, vehemently hiting the ground splitting into thousands of other splashes of driblets and all the autumn leaves floating on waves of headwinds I feel every single pain in their voices on their journeys set for demise I find my self reciting rythimic surahs into melodic euological verses, for the friends gone too soon. With no moon, I'm stuck in my own realm nary a wanning crescent with a bunch of wistful emotions cracking tales down told by burning flames whispe...
I am waking amongst ruins, debris of the falling, fragments fully torn off to a place far away, lost with in the self unknown. Weak in the knees I know I can't walk this path by my self the winds over my head tell, whispers left only to broken hearts if together will ever be us again, Thinking about the days painted in peels of petals and baskets of kisses, and then now, my grayscale night, where the moon may never rise day by day I live on to a hope, that maybe some day, I'll come to find that old self and may be someday May be someday I'll come to learn that, "a scath is not some thing that disappears, but something we learn wake up, ang and to go to bed, something to live along with, that only time may ever heal!
I've never imagined, someone so loved be gone, be wiped from this earth, cast down under loneliness in the darkness of the hades, forever more. Like a phonex rises out from ashes, out of darkness rises the finest grief of loneliness, loneliness is a battle even queens are ought to fight, lone alone for themselves. I don't know what to say, I don't know what to do, if at all could I have something, something stronger than whiskey to slap my soul out awake out of this grief-mare. Here we lay him, set for his lone journey in the dark, on the other side of the bridge who will hold his hand who will light his path? ...hold me please... Let us pray; "Our Father which art in heaven, h allowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors lead us not into temptation, but de...
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