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A falling feather on the breeze, lilting like the Seraphim songs of Mephistopheles, lured her drunkenly to him. Lilting like the Seraphim, she drank his iridescence. He lured her drunkenly to him, enraptured in naivety. She drank his iridescence. He befouled her virtue, was the air. Enraptured in naivety no more, would Eden hear her prayer? Befouled; her virtue was the air he stole away, a hunched-up thief. No more would Eden hear her prayer - the echoes howling his motif. He stole away, a hunched-up thief, a fallen feather on the breeze; the echoes howling his motif - songs of Mephistopheles. Footnote: Passages from folk lore: Hindu - the peacock is said to have angels' feathers, a devil's voice and the walk of a thief Chinese - a girl who looks at a peacock could become pregnant Islamic: the peafowl carried Satan into the Garden of Eden after consuming him
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 5:08 PM UTC
The Peacock
A falling feather on the breeze, lilting like the Seraphim songs of Mephistopheles, lured her drunkenly to him. Lilting like the Seraphim, she drank his iridescence. He lured her drunkenly to him, enraptured in naivety. She drank his iridescence. He befouled her virtue, was the air. Enraptured in naivety no more, would Eden hear her prayer? Befouled; her virtue was the air he stole away, a hunched-up thief. No more would Eden hear her prayer - the echoes howling his motif. He stole away, a hunched-up thief, a fallen feather on the breeze; the echoes howling his motif - songs of Mephistopheles. Footnote: Passages from folk lore: Hindu - the peacock is said to have angels' feathers, a devil's voice and the walk of a thief Chinese - a girl who looks at a peacock could become pregnant Islamic: the peafowl carried Satan into the Garden of Eden after consuming him
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 5:08 PM UTC
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