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Jul 2023
In my dreams, they speak to me in whispered tongue,
Language of my embered childhood
Burning away the rotted wood of my brain,
Grasping me with sly fingers, claws long and curled hooves ready for cutting,
Sheep shaggy coated, crying for the cool relief of winter
But the lambs in their bellies craving the blazing heat of spring.
Sons must **** their predecessors to progress
Caosín
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Caosín  14/M/UK
(14/M/UK)   
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