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Cleave the terrible meaning into two It starts with the insidious I-- Whole universe pregnant Of which not one sheer, shorn sigh can be released: And yet, it is wet on lips, serious as blood To speak these dread in a tongue that is strange So that you would be safe from their intentions Simply to give pleasure to this hopeful mouth, of forming their ripe shapes. The same inscribed, only to strike away Perhaps In making them briefly actual, therein lies salvation? But too, the nightmare That if this destiny is given its head The fugue of the Horsemen ends.
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Feb 8, 2012
Feb 8, 2012 at 7:38 PM UTC
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Cleave the terrible meaning into two It starts with the insidious I-- Whole universe pregnant Of which not one sheer, shorn sigh can be released: And yet, it is wet on lips, serious as blood To speak these dread in a tongue that is strange So that you would be safe from their intentions Simply to give pleasure to this hopeful mouth, of forming their ripe shapes. The same inscribed, only to strike away Perhaps In making them briefly actual, therein lies salvation? But too, the nightmare That if this destiny is given its head The fugue of the Horsemen ends.
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Feb 8, 2012
Feb 8, 2012 at 7:38 PM UTC
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