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In the dark typhoon, swayed a dark dark house. In the dark monsoon, flew the dark dark mouse. Below dark dark clouds, people scream and shout, And by the 12th hour, noon, is when the Sun comes out. In the light, you see rubble, and the people all dead. On a tree that had fallen, lies a small mouse head. Through the wind left behind, you hear what the house said As its boards were all torn from beneath its beds. You hear the creaking and wailing of nails, screws, and springs Which escape from their places, among other things. They escape through the windows, and break their panes too, And as the whistling fell silent, All left now, Is you.
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Oct 17, 2024
Oct 17, 2024 at 3:23 PM UTC
Wind Casting Shadows
In the dark typhoon, swayed a dark dark house. In the dark monsoon, flew the dark dark mouse. Below dark dark clouds, people scream and shout, And by the 12th hour, noon, is when the Sun comes out. In the light, you see rubble, and the people all dead. On a tree that had fallen, lies a small mouse head. Through the wind left behind, you hear what the house said As its boards were all torn from beneath its beds. You hear the creaking and wailing of nails, screws, and springs Which escape from their places, among other things. They escape through the windows, and break their panes too, And as the whistling fell silent, All left now, Is you.
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Oct 17, 2024
Oct 17, 2024 at 3:23 PM UTC
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