What would a world without truth, pain, or love look like? Would it be a paradise free from suffering, or an empty void where nothing holds meaning? Imagine takes you through a chilling exploration of a life stripped of its deepest emotions, leaving behind nothing but silence and shadows
Your words won’t hold weight
How would you survive
Joy would be pointless
My tears in vain
You wouldn’t need to act fake
As fickle as your words
Hearts as hallow as yours
The sun don’t rise
Surrounded by darkness you’d surely feel at home
No ambitions no goals
No love no home
Just you all alone
Reflection:
A world without lies, pain, or love—is that really a world at all? We often curse the things that break us, yet in their absence, would we still know what it means to feel? Lies create deception, but they also force us to seek the truth. Pain tears us apart, but it also teaches us resilience. Love, even when tainted, reminds us that we are capable of feeling something real.
Darkness can be comforting to those who have only known shadows. But would it still be home if there was no light to contrast it? Would you even know you existed if there was no love, no truth, and no purpose guiding you forward?
We fear being alone, but perhaps the real fear is realizing that without love, without struggle, without truth—we are nothing.
“Lost in the Fix“ – A poem about losing yourself while trying to heal someone else’s broken heart
“The Hollow Men” by T.S. Eliot explores emptiness, lost souls, and a world devoid of meaning. Read it here
