Liberated Sanity

I found friends tunneling huddled cloistered from the light grief embraced the darkness swaddled by veiled night in a cave sequestered bitter air smothers life breath stifled chokes struggle surrenders a life deep dark and constricted in a dank sandstone room fanciful fabrications begot a grotto tomb tapping me on the shoulder shadows dance teasing my eyes a voice spoke commanding Lazarus arise probing rays in the shaft pierced the blackest hollow lighting a trail back baited me to follow I held the key that sprung the lock broke the chains turned back the clock a Phoenix rose melting cavern sand on which I also rose to stand
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