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Artist: Shining
Canonical path: /shining/reflecting-in-solitude
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Reflecting In Solitude
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Reflecting In Solitude
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(Ángest!)
From the eyes which beheld the invisible colours
Stare into the depths of the inner self
The utter loneliness
Must go away
Away to places where silence roars
And where no life has the possibility to grow
As i stared down into the cold depths of blindness
In solitude
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