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The Silent Tomb A small swath of light diffuses the inky darkness, inches along the floor, winding through tumbled flats of leather whose soles have been lost while walking a life of desperation. Against the corner, my weary head lies cradled in trembling hands, as barriers of hanging wool barely deaden the anguished cries held within this fragile safety. My fingers throb, matching the pain in my mind, echoing the ache of my heart as their blood stains mark my dying on unyielding walls. Too much has been seen through these tired eyes, a world of regret never told from lips that steadily smiled. Fate finally decided its course— the closet doors no longer open to reveal the secrets shared deep within this silent tomb.
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