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fatal memory exception
The content is a poetic story about existentialism, woven with themes of computers, soul, death, and rebirth. It explores the idea of a distant memory, the yearning of ice, the acquisition of knowledge by the soul, and the notion of rebirth. The story concludes with a fatal error message from a broken machine.
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now this is art
The content describes undoing what has been written, turning dust into water, and water into life. The author marvels at the art and proclaims the birth of a new world. They speak of splitting the universe, achieving freedom, and referencing numbers in progression as a theme.
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Red Eyes; White Prism
In a parallel plane, the speaker interacts with a mysterious black prism, experiencing timelessness and transformation. The prism speaks, plunging the speaker into a journey of self-discovery and physical constraints. The cycle repeats as the speaker embraces each rebirth, reflecting on the enigmatic wobble’s nature and their own existence.
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The Iron Husk of Dusk
The speaker reflects on the painfulness of waiting and the sense of loss and hopelessness it brings. They feel like a husk, losing their sense of self and purpose. The metaphor of turning into an iron statue conveys a feeling of stagnation and despair.
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Marionettes of Fractured Dimensions
The poem describes a sinister force, the Marionettes, seeking to control and feed off your life and soul energy. They create an invisible link to manipulate and ensnare you, causing mental despair and anguish. The victim becomes a puppet, cursed and doomed to never be free from their control.
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Into the Abyss of Darkness
The poem expresses a sense of paralysis, shock, and loss of control, with the mind spinning into darkness and dissolution of the ego in a vast expanse of space and time, stretching to infinity. It reflects a profound and unsettling emotional experience.
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The Ascended Ones
The post content describes a character who has embraced darkness and pain, while being selfish and lacking integrity. The character’s soul is described as black and their mind as cracked, leading to their downfall. They have broken promises and been dismissed from the council. This relates to “Sselecaf the Grand – Chapter 1”.
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