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.       My lute doth sound With music soft and sad this pitchy night,—       A plodding ground Largo e sostenuto play'd by a wight Long dead, and living yet to his despite.       He gins to sing. His voice is strange, and ghostly is the tone.       The song, a thing Witless and wordless, compos'd is of a groan, And a long, drawn-out, agonizing moan.       About his ***** The plaintive melody painful is to hear.       The song recalls A time long-past—a very distant year— When they were clipp'd to please a sadist's ear.       A throbbing pain Resonates, sounds in every sombre note;       And like a rain Of wept droplets from a sad fountain, mote Forever be the weirdness in his throat.   O.O
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 9:11 PM UTC
Lute Song
.       My lute doth sound With music soft and sad this pitchy night,—       A plodding ground Largo e sostenuto play'd by a wight Long dead, and living yet to his despite.       He gins to sing. His voice is strange, and ghostly is the tone.       The song, a thing Witless and wordless, compos'd is of a groan, And a long, drawn-out, agonizing moan.       About his ***** The plaintive melody painful is to hear.       The song recalls A time long-past—a very distant year— When they were clipp'd to please a sadist's ear.       A throbbing pain Resonates, sounds in every sombre note;       And like a rain Of wept droplets from a sad fountain, mote Forever be the weirdness in his throat.   O.O
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 9:11 PM UTC
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