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Undulating by the beckoning of the wind, Un-beautiful, un-ironed, the shrouds of the coffins Under grey sky hang softly like leaden sheets Unaware of the gravity beneath the few inches of oak Un-aesthetically masking the dead warriors' forms Visceral is the movement of the procession, Vermicular, they wind a course to the peak of the foothill Vehemently the priest urges them onwards, although he is Visibly ill on this occasion of the anti-hero. Warlike, the battle up the slope claims the lives of those already claimed Wastrels left to rot in the carcass of a long-dead conflict, Wanting nothing more than solace eternal.
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
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Undulating by the beckoning of the wind, Un-beautiful, un-ironed, the shrouds of the coffins Under grey sky hang softly like leaden sheets Unaware of the gravity beneath the few inches of oak Un-aesthetically masking the dead warriors' forms Visceral is the movement of the procession, Vermicular, they wind a course to the peak of the foothill Vehemently the priest urges them onwards, although he is Visibly ill on this occasion of the anti-hero. Warlike, the battle up the slope claims the lives of those already claimed Wastrels left to rot in the carcass of a long-dead conflict, Wanting nothing more than solace eternal.
blair-griffith
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
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