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Created on: December 17, 2008
Deep, mysterious, summoning;
plaintive cry in the arms of Morpheus.
What calm would it be to give in
amidst the fathomless depths,
dark, abysmal, wallowing;
hollow words in the bottom of despair.
How tempting to let go of the lifeboat;
be lost in the hypnotic, azure blue.
Let go and rest amongst the aged rocks.
Be part of the calm, harmless current,
where underneath nothing matters,
but a welcomed sleep of death.
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