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"Rainbow Over Ruins" is a hauntingly beautiful journey through devastation and the fragile hope found within it. This track explores the stark contrast between a world engulfed in flames and the unexpected, vibrant beauty that pierces through the chaos. With raw, emotional lyrics, it delves into the search for peace amidst disaster, questioning whether the vivid colors we cling to are a divine intervention or merely a fleeting, borrowed splendor.

From the trembling hand on a smoky windowpane to the taste of rain mingled with embers, "Rainbow Over Ruins" captures the essence of a city in turmoil and the human spirit's desperate yearning for light. It's a poignant reflection on loss, resilience, and the bittersweet ache of fleeting moments of beauty when everything else is falling apart. Perfect for moments of contemplation, healing, and acknowledging the complex tapestry of life and destruction.

Let the kaleidoscope of "Rainbow Over Ruins" wash over you.

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Rainbow over Ruins

Rainbow over ruins

📖 November 8 — The Return to Light

The morning arrived without asking,
gentle and unhurried.
I woke to a silence that was not empty,
but full —
like breath still echoing from the song.

The golden light touched my shoulders,
and I felt the memory of her hands there —
not as weight,
but as warmth that never left.

My skin remembered the bamboo’s rhythm,
the slow rolling release,
the way pain turned to shimmer,
and shame dissolved like mist.

There was no need to name it.
Healing does not announce itself —
it hums softly,
like the sea beneath still air.

I thought of all the women before me,
those who gave,
those who held,
those who broke and rose again.

And in that quiet recognition,
I smiled.

Because light does not return —
it was always here.
We only needed to remember
how to open our wings.

✨ Written by Amira Mirage after completing “From Woman to Woman.”
© 2025 Mirage. All Rights Reserved.

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