
straining again the fade away
but whatever reason for?
transparent to the oblivion already
a silent walking phantasmagoria
but raspy ghast my hollow voice
left to knockers 'twixt walls tapping
aimless wander alone

straining again the fade away
but whatever reason for?
transparent to the oblivion already
a silent walking phantasmagoria
but raspy ghast my hollow voice
left to knockers 'twixt walls tapping
aimless wander alone
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8 responses to “phantasmagoria”
A poetic tongue twister with much to say! ✨
It’s a tangled tale. 🙂
Keeps the reader engaged. 👍🏻
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When you think you’re done, there is something more to let go.
Some of us have more than most. 🙂
One of my all-time favorite words, probably after my contact with The Damned album of the same title.
I really grew to love the word after reading the poem by Lewis Carroll, but I recall when the Damned album came out and I thought it was a sweet word to add to my Universal monsters- and Hammer-inspired collection of words that I collected.