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Darkness Sorrow Loneliness Silence

     

Can darkness grow darker?
It can.
When darkness grows darker,
blackhole vacuums all trace of hope, and
the soul surrenders
to an unlit void.

Can sorrow grieve?
It can.
When sorrow grieves,
grief is the process that your heart goes through, and
sorrow is the feeling
your heart feels while grieving.

Can loneliness lose itself in solitude?
It can.
When loneliness merges into solitude,
you self-create an unwanted isolation, and
empower an involuntary state of mind
to mislay your existence.

Can silence grow quiet?
It can.
When silence grows quiet,
calmness and peacefulness cultivate, and
the mind boosts
paving way for creation.
Let it.

Comments

Nitya Rao said…
Wow you have taken every aspect of Darkness sorrow loneliness and silence to the next level. Inspite of describing it as a lower level but it is going to the core, which is the ultimate level. Thank you for giving the readers like me a new perception.

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