Broken Spell

A woman with closed eyes and a contemplative expression, holding a glowing golden orb. She has a purple hood and robes, and is surrounded by pink and purple leaves and abstract shapes. Never She Said.

When the storm passed, the world did not return to itself. The trees still leaned as if listening. The river still murmured in a tongue half‑forgotten.

And in the quiet that followed, a spell - once whole - began to crack. Some spells break loudly; this one broke like truth thinning at the edges, like a story losing the shape it once held.

A shimmer, a fracture, a silver thread pulled loose from the night.

Lyrics

The spell was cast in silver light,
A fragile charm that bent the night.
Where even whispers lose their shape.
No exception, no escape.

The colours bleed, the edges fray,
A promise warped by night and day.
The song dissolves as light grows thin.
A final truth beneath the din.

The mirror split. The silence spoke
A hidden truth beneath the smoke

A broken spell, and silence falls,
Cracks run through these painted walls.
What was sacred comes undone
The vandal’s work has just begun.

If I could hold the sky apart,
Or trace your name across the dark,
Would the spell return to form,
Or fracture deeper in the storm?

A broken spell, and silence falls,
Cracks run through these painted walls.
What was sacred comes undone
The vandal’s work has just begun.