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Star Signals (SCP-1425)
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Do you feel a void in your life? Everyone does, whether they know it or not. Think about it. You can feel it inside you right now: a heavy emptiness in the middle of your chest. It’s a reflection of the one in your existence, like particles in quantum entanglement. Do you remember how we talked about quantum entanglement? Nod “yes”. Yes, you do. Yes, you feel the emptiness.
This is good. It’s a blank slot waiting for you to fill it up with your deepest desire until your deepest desire is pushing up into your throat. You will gag on your need. And until you do, it is a resonation space, for you to build your will like organ music in a cathedral. Hear the music now. This is not a metaphor. If your will is strong enough, there will be music now. Remember now that nothing in this track is a metaphor.
In your current society, you are encouraged to “be yourself”, as if this is the key to making your desires real. What does that mean? It doesn’t mean anything. You can’t be anyone other than yourself. If you were to be someone else, you would still be “you”, and “you” would be someone who is someone else. There is no getting out from under existence. Because you can’t be anyone else, it stands to reason that, if you want change in your reality, it is the world that must change to suit you. You must mold your phenomenological landscape into one where all your goals are achieved.
Now imagine that the place where your desires are made real has a name. It’s called the Fifth World. The Fifth World is the cosmos twisted around you into the shape you will wish for. It has never been, but you can make it so. If the current world is like a tight, collared suit, then the Fifth World is like a flowing robe that allows complete freedom of movement. You will never truly move before you move in the Fifth World. You’ll feel like a square on a piece of paper who was only just (...) about up and down.
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Silly dreams of rainfall
Won't bring back the clouds
Hopeless dreams of rainfall
Are all we are allowed
The sunlight flickers,
Shivering to the breeze.
Under shadows you made,
oh The sunlight flickers.
But will one day fade
Silly dreams of rainfall
Won't bring back the clouds
Hopeless dreams of rainfall
Are all we are allowed
The sunlight flickers
Through the leaves
Shivering to the breeze
We wait for the end
Of an endless cycle
Silly dreams of rainfall
Are all we have been given
Hopeless dreams of rainfall
Won't bring back what you stole
The sunlight flickers
Oh it flickers just enough
The forest whispers
That when Spring comes
Our names will bloom
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The Yule Man (SCP-4666)
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Edward Ikor Lyon, France
I make orchestral music with hints of electro.
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