Into Black Holes Of Oblivion
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Into Black Holes Of Oblivion
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I cast my sight towards the past
And remember that which forced our flight
Our doom I saw and knew was near
But my warnings fell on deaf ears
My kin had left though I delayed
To greater planes I meant to follow
But as I made my flight of passage
The chasm opened in my path
Beneath me earth faded away above
Titanic forces drew me to the abyss
Where time and space converged my memories blend
Yet now I recall what I saw
From within this void something is looming
A monstrous presence engulfs me
As tentacles probe my mind
I’m scrutinised from the rift
Its power is too great
I feel my light fading
As I’m dragged into fell depths
I scream into the void
How I witnessed
As it drew me close
This my end
I would surely die
So I flared
And it threw me far
Through dark skies
Like a star I fell
I awaken, I have returned
I scream to the heavens
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