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The hollow sighs relief with darkness’ touch

where silent eyes can see yet not perceive.

Fanciful fruits flourish though all too much

A melancholy tune: A choking heave.

The soils are starved as light has lost it’s way.

A velvet skin amongst whimpering veins

abides the time when fear does disobey

for in the dark, it’s light which darkness maims.

Dead silhouettes are shackled to the walls.

Empty like slate repenting out of fear

with ears ablaze attached to distant calls

of ghosts reborn that sing as far as near.

And yet within the freedom of the light

Behold the touch of darkness and it’s plight.