The stillness of night presses heavily, a suffocating shroud that seems to hold the world hostage. Shadows creep like unspoken fears, weaving themselves into the fabric of silence until the air itself trembles under their weight.
A faint cry whimpers from the deepest recesses of the inner void that has been strewn with the dead remnants of forgotten dreams.
Flickering embers of a world gone dead remain as a stark reminder of what once was.
Yet within this bleak landscape, where despair clings like a second skin, a flicker of defiance stirs. It is not bold, nor triumphant; it is an almost imperceptible pulse, a heartbeat buried beneath centuries of ash and rubble.
The whisper of resilience, fragile and unyielding, begins to thread its way through the tapestry of darkness, daring to kindle hope where none should exist.
The great divide, the energetic split has occurred as the parting of the ways grows more evident and accelerates. The vibrational shift gathers momentum.
The world holds its breath, caught in the throes of transformation. What was once unified shatters into fragments, each piece carrying its own truth, its own burden. The paths diverge, some lit by the faint glow of possibility, others swallowed by the encroaching void.
There is no turning back now; the veils have been lifted, and the choice is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Souls tremble on the precipice, torn between the allure of familiarity and the uncharted promise of change. Every step reverberates with the weight of consequence, as if the universe itself watches, holding court over the fate of countless realms.
And yet, amidst the chaos of separation, there blooms an undeniable beauty, a sense of becoming, raw and untamed. The split may tear, but it also reveals threads of connection stronger than time, woven into the fabric of existence by hands unseen. These threads, fragile yet unbreakable, shimmer with the essence of what it means to endure, to rise, to be.

2 thoughts on “A Sense of Becoming”
The choice is no longer a luxury but a necessity…Great line. Great imagery and I like the new voice. Very compelling!
Thanks David!