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Once again her ashen crust cleaves , for its once aught to be sought. In thou curiosity, heft the crude mud, brief a dawn to the gravity of an intricate craft, Where thee defy and 'tis a waking howl Where a flock betrays its trace, flees behind a fowl. Fowl, shaped upon by the call, Leads to a world of faux strays, Where the bodies sway under the moon But sleeps upon the day. Nocturnal breaths intertwine around, Welcoming them into a warm embrace: Where it is born 'dreamily' to eternally haze. In no time, the march creates a howl too That obeys the dance of calamity, But her refusal hides under a tongue For it is a refuge, kept under the safety. After all, it's matriarchy, crumbling a feet of the tantrum, The wind guffaws, sways to the luminous olive trees; Where a nest of refugees crawl upon, Chirping freely to the motion of adversary, to a moment of cleft. Thus, it's the mother nature that heaves above all As if blowing a floral and once again, livid breath. In its deed, she incessantly cries fugues, As if a virtuoso morphed upon the death. Upon lulling the sweet mortality into clay, Then it strolls around, surreptitiously,the plenitudes of ****** heft, then heading hither a flaw; When the day and night sleeps, until the rituals nudges, an absolute, No sense.
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Apr 24, 2018
Apr 24, 2018 at 3:26 AM UTC
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Once again her ashen crust cleaves , for its once aught to be sought. In thou curiosity, heft the crude mud, brief a dawn to the gravity of an intricate craft, Where thee defy and 'tis a waking howl Where a flock betrays its trace, flees behind a fowl. Fowl, shaped upon by the call, Leads to a world of faux strays, Where the bodies sway under the moon But sleeps upon the day. Nocturnal breaths intertwine around, Welcoming them into a warm embrace: Where it is born 'dreamily' to eternally haze. In no time, the march creates a howl too That obeys the dance of calamity, But her refusal hides under a tongue For it is a refuge, kept under the safety. After all, it's matriarchy, crumbling a feet of the tantrum, The wind guffaws, sways to the luminous olive trees; Where a nest of refugees crawl upon, Chirping freely to the motion of adversary, to a moment of cleft. Thus, it's the mother nature that heaves above all As if blowing a floral and once again, livid breath. In its deed, she incessantly cries fugues, As if a virtuoso morphed upon the death. Upon lulling the sweet mortality into clay, Then it strolls around, surreptitiously,the plenitudes of ****** heft, then heading hither a flaw; When the day and night sleeps, until the rituals nudges, an absolute, No sense.
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Apr 24, 2018
Apr 24, 2018 at 3:26 AM UTC
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