Aeternitas
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Embark on a decadent voyage through twisted lands with Aeternitas: a mesmerizing collection of dark poetry. Delve into its provocative verses (many of which do rhyme), some of which contains non-explicit, vaguely illicit verse. It was written to inspire and ignite the imaginations of
Trista Woojin
Trista Woojin writes dark, sometimes provocative (and occasionally bizarre, stream-of-consciousness-style) poetry (yes, most of her works do rhyme) about politics, alien worlds, cracked, fragmented, broken and twisted realities, fictional killers, imaginary cannibalistic dinner parties, broken dreams, lullabies of the cosmos, sapient stars becoming black holes, the universe being devoured, drifting through fog, apocalyptic ponderings, abandoned places, questions that cannot be answered, fantasy creatures, eldritch horrors, clockwork machinations, nightmares, post-apocalyptic scenarios, and much more. She currently resides in Texas, is fueled by copious amounts of coffee and owns a tuxedo cat named Twinkie.
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Aeternitas - Trista Woojin
I
We’ve Been Trying To Reach You
A hellish message whispers through the air
"We’ve been trying to reach you concerning
your vehicle's extended warranty"
"You should've received a notice in the mail
about your car's extended warranty eligibility"
But the letter remains unread,
lost in a sea of forgotten papers
As the calls persist, a relentless drone
in the depths of despair
"Since we've not gotten response,
we're giving you a final courtesy call"
A warning, a threat, a promise of impending doom
Press 2 to be removed,
to escape the clutches of this spectral call
To be placed on a do-not-call list,
a sanctuary in a world of darkness
Yet the temptation lingers, a siren's song calling
out with deceitful allure
To speak to someone about possibly
extending or reinstating your vehicle's warranty
Press 1 to speak with a warranty specialist,
a whispered promise of salvation
But what price must be paid,
what horrors await in the depths of this unholy bargain?
A contract sealed in blood,
a pact with forces beyond comprehension
II
Resilience of Forgotten Dreams
Once a vibrant city stood, full of life and cheer,
Now just a ghostly ruin, abandoned and austere.
Through empty streets I tread, where the echoes softly weep,
Where shadows long to speak, and lost memories seep.
Once long ago, laughter filled this place,
Fairy tales were woven through each cobbled space.
But now the buildings crumble, their timbers worn and frayed,
Nature reclaims her throne, as man's creation fades
.
A doleful hush befalls, upon this forsaken town,
As if even the wind dare not disturb its mournful frown.
The remnants of life's stories, whisper in each gust,
Tales of love and loss, now left to rot and rust.
The silence hangs heavy, like a shroud upon my soul,
With every labored step, deeper into shadows
I stroll. Oh, what tragedy befell, to leave such a scarred affray,
To extinguish the flame, and let darkness hold its sway.
Perhaps it was a war, with hatred as its fuel,
Consuming hope and dreams, in its relentless duel.
Or maybe plagues arose, spreading like a poisoned vine,
Taking lives and futures, spilled like bitter wine.
But hidden in the desolation, a haunting beauty lies,
An elegy of the past, written in ruins and empty skies,
The way the ivy climbs, caressing ancient stones,
Seems to whisper secrets, only the wind condones.
In each abandoned doorway, phantoms seem to dwell,
Figures from forgotten days, trapped in a ghostly spell.
They dance in moonlit shadows, to a melody unsung,
The creaking of the wooden beams, like whispers in the night,
As if the very buildings weep, beneath pale moon's soft light.
Their crumbling architecture, a testament to lost grace,
Yet their skeletal frames still hold memories in their embrace.
I see a broken window, its shards reflecting stars,
A glimpse of lives once lived, now hidden behind scars.
Who were the souls that dwelt here, in fleeting mortal coil?
What dreams did they pursue, what secrets did they toil?
Something stirs within me, a sorrow for the lost,
For dreams once held so dear, now abandoned and tossed.
But within this melancholy, a sense of solace lies,
For in this desolation, rebirth can arise.
Through the crumbling city streets, a new world breathes anew,
As nature reclaims its rightful place, beneath the sky's vast blue.
And though the silence deafens, and the ghosts still linger here,
he memory of what once was, forever shall persevere.
There exists a haunting beauty, in the depths of sorrow's glow.
As I walk these abandoned streets,
I am reminded of the fragility of existence,
Of the ephemeral nature of all things,
And the resilience of forgotten dreams.
III
Oathbound
In lands where darkness shrouds the sun,
Where tortured souls forever run,
A world defined by broken oaths,
And whispers bound by spectral cloths.
In this realm of forgotten vows,
Where emptiness now creeps and prowls,
Each broken promise, a heavy stone,
Leaves ghostly traces all alone.
Where dreams hide and hope meets its doom,
Where promises broken unleash a haunting snare.
For every vow whispered with a tender plea,
The weight of unfulfilled commitment bleeds,
Promises, both grand and minuscule,
Leave spectral traces, dark and cruel.
In this land of forgotten oaths,
Ghosts of words roam like spectral cloths,
Each whisper, each vow, each solemn pledge,
Binds the promise-giver with surrender's edge.
They sway through the night with mournful cries,
Phantoms of commitments lost to lies,
Their ethereal forms echo through the air,
Desolate whispers of regret and despair.
From the smallest pledge to the grandest vow,
Unkept words haunt the here and now,
They