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Heavy clanging of funeral bells greet newer, bleaker days in the same turmoil. Men and Women alike run fast to meet greener grass sprouting out the same black soil. I cut laugh lines into my pallid face and throw my head 'neath freight trains each new morn' I find little solace or change of pace in carving the page to express my scorn. My dark fantasies of death and sorrow plague my night and cast shadow over day. The other souls are simple, vain and weak that shuffle on wires with little to say and no fighting spirit of which to speak. For each smile, there runs a bitter tear. Just let me sleep, wake me when Death comes near.
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 10:36 PM UTC
Melancholia [Sonnet III]
Heavy clanging of funeral bells greet newer, bleaker days in the same turmoil. Men and Women alike run fast to meet greener grass sprouting out the same black soil. I cut laugh lines into my pallid face and throw my head 'neath freight trains each new morn' I find little solace or change of pace in carving the page to express my scorn. My dark fantasies of death and sorrow plague my night and cast shadow over day. The other souls are simple, vain and weak that shuffle on wires with little to say and no fighting spirit of which to speak. For each smile, there runs a bitter tear. Just let me sleep, wake me when Death comes near.
spencer-dennison
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 10:36 PM UTC
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