Void

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It is the nothingness that scares me
Not the Madness
Realize that Sanity and InSanity
Are closer than the prisoner next to you
               They are something
               They have form, meaning; Purpose
               not the empty
               It has nothing
               Like looking into a pit so deep that not even
               light escapes
               nor the Dark

               Frost knew the deserts
While we trekked the infinite expanse of the
                    VOID

Look at your cellmates and pray you see the
                    Flicker
The flame
the sparkle
Pray to all you know for something
               for nothing is evil
No mercy, no feeling, no compassion
               nothing
               
               Void abhors nature
and thus does it, Unknowingly, the dance of empty     
a need a strong as gravity
     to make nothing from Something
               
               Nature abhors a vacuum
               But Nature fears the Void
So much it must make pockets outside the outside of space
Called reality in which there is Something

               The nothing is all
                    Encompassing
                    Knowing
                    Powerful
                    Empty
                    Infinite
                    Dead/Never-alive
Needing to be filled by the void
Needing to be filled with the Word.

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