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They were the sons of silver, Softly treading an angels web. The last ******** of the ghost Of winter living forever Or so it was said. The players of fools, Though played from afar. Distant and watchful Removed from the heart. Quick you sons of silver, On you mercury child! Your heart may be cold As metal, numb against The wilds. Creaking in the tempest That cries aloud and moans, Remember you're never alone. For they were the daughters of diamond, Cut in the sandstorm of a bedouin desert. A million years in the making Forged in the torture of pressure. Each impeccable, a priceless treasure. But every diamond starts its life as coal. The darkest of hearts made from the death of Old.
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
Quicksilver
They were the sons of silver, Softly treading an angels web. The last ******** of the ghost Of winter living forever Or so it was said. The players of fools, Though played from afar. Distant and watchful Removed from the heart. Quick you sons of silver, On you mercury child! Your heart may be cold As metal, numb against The wilds. Creaking in the tempest That cries aloud and moans, Remember you're never alone. For they were the daughters of diamond, Cut in the sandstorm of a bedouin desert. A million years in the making Forged in the torture of pressure. Each impeccable, a priceless treasure. But every diamond starts its life as coal. The darkest of hearts made from the death of Old.
RWRutledge
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
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