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Zephyrus

by DylanWhisman

Midst a forest of harps, the primordial bard rouses the chords which woke the first of man, curling my beard with warm enchanted fingers. Fingers that plucked the light of Lyra, conducted campfires of olden drifters and seers, lifted autumn's leaves into the annual dusky blush . The evening caress scatters Sahara sand and sea salt within the fiery blooming brush. A crackling twist sparks a synapse in the shadows, a terrestrial muse speaks softly, and leaves the world humming.
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Jan 17, 2018
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