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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Upon the twinkling of silent twilight, tranquil thoughts set adrift, infatuated in elysian reflection. The mind wanders, observing and listening - roaming; avoiding confusing crossroads leading into chimerical phantasms. Overwhelmed by the darkness, fervent fingers tremble, yearning to bleed streams of serenity. Suppressed soul whispers, exposing sacred secrets, releasing the mind from its chains. Ink flows translating the meraki; revealing a passionate poetic soul. Empathetic emotions drain, yet the soul desires to venture further. Thirsting to dance forever in euphoric eunoia. Meraki eruptions have no fear that each drop may exhaust the pen. For invictus ink is a valiant virtuoso, calmly conquering consciousness to drift towards selcouth land. Every muse lusts to manifest in meraki, yet it is no miracle - it's a natural phenomena. The Silent One 27 November 2017 Meraki: The soul, creativity, or love put into something; the essence of yourself that is put into your work. This Greek word doesn't have an English counterpart. Chimerical: Created by unchecked inspiration; fantastically visionary or highly improbable. Elysian: Creative or beautiful; divinely inspired; peaceful and perfect. Eunoia: Beautiful thinking. Shortest English word that contains all five vowels. Selcouth: Unfamiliar, rare, strange, and yet marvellous. An Old English word and can be found in Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe from 1814. Invictus is Latin for “unconquered.
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