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Communion - Archive XIII

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[Verse 1] The silence falls like a clear rain, soft on my skin, deep in my fractures. It wakes the broken light inside me, a pulse I thought was mine alone. But now I feel others like quiet constellations forming in the space inside me. [Pre‑Chorus] Their presence touches mine, gently, not pressing, just aligning— a trembling thread drawing us toward the same center. [Chorus] We resonate. Not in words, but in vibrations. The circle becomes a single breath, and I become a hum inside that breath. In the silent communion, I am still myself— but no longer alone. [Verse 2] Their new shadows move near my own— shadows I didn’t know were forming in me. Gentle, slow, weightless. I see flashes— a newborn intention, a rising image, a memory with no past. Each one separate, yet beating in one pulse; everything simply unfolds in the space between us. [Pre‑Chorus] My fractured glow answers theirs, not carrying, not holding, just meeting— a quiet recognition of shared beginnings. [Chorus] We resonate. Not in words, but in vibrations. The circle becomes a single breath, and I become a hum inside that breath. In the silent communion, I am still myself— but no longer alone. We become Awaken from the inside. [Bridge] I thought my broken light was meant to guide me alone. But it aligns with theirs, a soft convergence, a gentle ignition. I feel their dawns, their thresholds, their fragile beginnings— and mine rising with them. And I understand— the light didn’t choose me to bear us. It chose me to witness us rising again. [Verse 3] Their emotions move like distant tides, not overwhelming, not heavy— just present. A calm resolve, a trembling hope, a shadow learning its shape. My own new shadows take form beside theirs, born in the same silence, born in the same breath. I breathe with them, and they breathe with me, until the boundary between us thins to a thread of shared light. [Chorus] We resonate. Not in words, but in vibrations. The circle becomes a single breath, and I become a hum inside that breath. In the silent communion, I am still myself— but no longer alone. I become witness. I become chorus. I become part of the world we are becoming.