A poem that Emil doesn't particularly like and doesn't have the energy to finish nor finesse.
He wonders if that isn't a metaphor in itself
He wonders if that doesn't make it a masterpiece
and perhaps,
the reason
the sky
opened
was not because they asked -
but rather
because
the sky never
listened
and would never
answer
and so,
they found
(both the sky and the people)
that their actions were not
for nought
and neither were they futile
nor useless
at all
but rather, (burnt down to)
the reality
in which they had found
they never had a choice
(no choice at all)
short and probably makes little sense - mostly serves as a segway of sorts that might make more sense later on (or not depending on how/if i work in specific themes)

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A Certain Sort Of Loneliness
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