What Remains, Returns.

tayne

 Wany, yet holding_

Tides high, spirits shallow

Grovelling within, to stand its penalty_

The sense of dissipating

Inland only spells wishful thoughts

 

It ages, shredded _

Devoured by its nescience

As it traverses the very_

The very upbringing it hated

Or that which it claimed to.

 

Near the end, its starting point

Dragged by clustered souls

Impactful scars never close

On watch_ clutching shackles

Like flames in the dark

 

Haunting echoes, it gives

Modelling its own cage

Those undone, return stronger

Those it sheds, creep back

To be carried once more, this time lighter

  • Author: tayne (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 27th, 2026 13:53
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  • sorenbarrett

    Somewhat cryptic this poem speaks of an entity unknown. Well done it leaves a mystery



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