The Hallways
Many hallways lead to light but most are deadly. Never trust lights in hallways; there are so many fake ones. By the time we see them, we’ve already taken pills to believe they’re real. What we get is just more pain, no help or rescue to break free from this fake pattern. All these fake patterns lead to suicide. Each cell that is reborn and dies is electromagnetic, shaking and hardening the body. We’re afraid to live another day, passing through these fake hallways that might lead to our end. We take pills to keep going but there’s no hope of relief. We’re afraid of it.
The journey might end but we still want to go on. It kills our feelings, shakes our heads and blows up our minds. We have no choices; we just stay dead on the floor, unable to do anything. All the pain is relieved but then retrieved. We know we’re already part of it. The journey takes time but remains invisible to our eyes. The cells won’t cooperate with us anymore. We know now. We’ve taken the pills inside our mouths. We scream and shout but there’s no more tomorrow. To live is to die. Live just once.
We need someone to guide us but they’re rejected by their own fields. We guide our own way, describing our journey to death. We believe that one day the hallways we’ve gone through will choose us to see but we’re hopeless to meet them. We’re sick and proud of our wounds and they may end this world.
We love ourselves but we want to end our pain without anyone else beside us. We don’t want to make people worried or disturb anyone. We see the pain, the hallways and the wound but it didn’t work for everyone. The shock inside our heads is still in war, unsure which to win or surrender.
We’re too tired for all the searching for the remarkable white light hallways. We’re trapped in our vision, trapped in such beautiful fake light that we can’t even see what’s in front of us. The fake can help but not the real. We’re pure in life with such a rainbow entity that can disappear soon. Black in the dark, back into the dark, there’s no rainbow in ours.
Please take us, not give us false hope with invisible hands if you’re sincere. Don’t offer us a false vision; it’ll give us an electromagnetic shock. If you think you’re useful keep it to yourself. We gives hint, but no one realize that was a hint.