From the Depths They Weep

An eternal lament wafts like mist; cradled in echoes, the cavernous sigh permeates time itself. To call these echoes 'oracles' is a folly, for their siblings howl—not with wisdom but with fatigue, fatigue learned through a lifetime in an ever-hungry abyss.

Upon the river of stars, a shadow looms. Its name unforms language—resounding emptiness, the audacity of silence. Your eyes, two lanterns, flicker beneath the surface, feeding the current apprehensions spun from discarded tales.

Continue the Descent
Practical Echoes