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I am a sheep herder Everything I say is as feed to a dead horse. I whisper sweet lullabies with a deep guttural sound That frightens, yet knows the solemnity of the sky. I cry to a field of pale auspicious clouds Then feel the tingling fall and accelerating answer. Much have I seen in the break of days, Growth always came after cultivation, And fields were full of nothing. How all things stay in similarity and change into variety. But I am a sheep herder, And I have no sheep.
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 11:00 PM UTC
Black Sheep
I am a sheep herder Everything I say is as feed to a dead horse. I whisper sweet lullabies with a deep guttural sound That frightens, yet knows the solemnity of the sky. I cry to a field of pale auspicious clouds Then feel the tingling fall and accelerating answer. Much have I seen in the break of days, Growth always came after cultivation, And fields were full of nothing. How all things stay in similarity and change into variety. But I am a sheep herder, And I have no sheep.
emily-chambers
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 11:00 PM UTC
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