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The air was cool and light A half set sun Dimly illuminated The stained glass windows A single candle Wrapped in red glass Burned still and low Eminating an unearthly scarlet The sun continued to sink And as it did a thick black ink Poured into the chapel And spread through the air It swirled gently Slowly engulfing the room With a dark elegance That light could scarce imitate Until the stone statues, The candles, lamps, And the mosaic windows Were no more
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Oct 23, 2016
Oct 23, 2016 at 9:09 PM UTC
Sahrln
The air was cool and light A half set sun Dimly illuminated The stained glass windows A single candle Wrapped in red glass Burned still and low Eminating an unearthly scarlet The sun continued to sink And as it did a thick black ink Poured into the chapel And spread through the air It swirled gently Slowly engulfing the room With a dark elegance That light could scarce imitate Until the stone statues, The candles, lamps, And the mosaic windows Were no more
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Oct 23, 2016
Oct 23, 2016 at 9:09 PM UTC
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