The Lifelines I Keep

 



In hushed abysses, lifelines rest,
Veiling secrets the soul has pressed.
In shadowed depths where echoes sleep,
I guard the dreams I ache to keep.

My verses murmur through the night,
Concealing truths from tender sight.
Each measured line, a fragile grace,
A fleeting truth I cannot chase.

A silent strength within me lies,
A gentle wound that never dies.
Yet through the stillness, paths appear,
A quiet courage drawing near.

They carry whispers, soft, concealed—
A secret dance the heart revealed.
Each word a shadow, vast and deep,
A vigil over what I keep.

For silence hums a secret song,
A steadfast spirit, fierce and strong.
These lifelines, veiled in shadow’s keep,
Hold every story I dream and weep.

In quiet’s realm, my soul abides,
Where hidden hope and wonder hides.
Their speech is silence—pure, austere—
A tranquil voice that dwells sincere.


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