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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “The Visitors” They hide, because arrival is not a flashing “Welcome” sign; they remain compartmentilised. what fits best for their safety? remain hidden, small and invisible; sound like a magnet sent to them, personalised on a golden disc by the lower world first drew them in; the message was received just like this. the sender, they sensed not so friendly. they still tune in daily they watch, they wait, they listen, they never speak; it seems like an eternity, yet, nothing will deter them, they are drawn into the Others like a favoured home coming. they are on their own arriving in a strange world, their entrance ignored masterfully while the sender, hungry monsters are consumed, lost in their brain-sucking technology too busy to understand the approaching golden thrones of other gods; there are those without provocation who would shoot them down, without them even ushering a word - ignoring their word, like an alien world borders are well and truly crossed. the visitors arrive silently, most powerful realing in those that matter most, the prophesized left-overs; the gods are phoning home, it's been aeons, they are on their call-back mission. the natives they sense, not so friendly; from above, they observe there is much division in the underworld amongst the demons. Candide Diderot. ‘25 reeling/realing.
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