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What do you think of this writing style?

Just a small sample, i'm curious to hear your opinion.

She wept in the silence. The way one weeps when truly alone, when there is no shame in being found and seen by others. Around her was nothingness absolute. No sound, no movement, no color. She floated in this nothingness, neither cold nor hot, with no reference of direction or sensation, and she wept.
Upon opening her eyes moments before, a thrill of fear had sliced up her spine.

She did not know who she was, where she was or why she was here.
Her memories, fractured flashing images, that were all that kept her mind from being completely hollow, were of a hundred worlds she could not recall seeing, and a hundred wars she could not remember fighting. Worse, they were each tainted by an emotion she had never felt, something inhuman, abrasive and sinister.
It was like drowning, drowning in someone else’s dreams...
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SW-User
Depressing, but an invitation hopefully to somewhere else in writing?
Axelerator · 31-35, M
@SW-User an invitation to somewhere else, what do you mean exactly? And yes perhaps this part could be seen as depressing, but it's taken out of context as well.
SW-User
@Axelerator Of course it's taken out of context. If I say an invitation to somewhere else, I just want to see where the story goes and develops.
Axelerator · 31-35, M
@SW-User Ah i see now. I just posted another little section you might appreciate.
SW-User
@Axelerator I will check out, thank you.