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Black stone juts out over greying ice, A mass of alpine greenery, Half bare, half masked in white; The motion of a turner painting, Colours cast through Lowry's eyes. Camouflaged upon a riverside With no sign of Lutheran ambition, As faith faltered, medieval to Christ, A small church modestly mirages, Casting simplicity into Nordic pride. The excitement of the northern lights Over the precipice of these continents, American and Eurasian plates collide. The Langjökull Glacier screams Witnessing its own untimely demise. The remoteness captured in the landscape Starkly contrasts to us who bear witness to it And in the mirroring of the landscape A lonely civil dwelling knows nothing Of war between nature and humankind.
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Feb 17, 2020
Feb 17, 2020 at 7:36 AM UTC
The Lone House of Þingvellir
Black stone juts out over greying ice, A mass of alpine greenery, Half bare, half masked in white; The motion of a turner painting, Colours cast through Lowry's eyes. Camouflaged upon a riverside With no sign of Lutheran ambition, As faith faltered, medieval to Christ, A small church modestly mirages, Casting simplicity into Nordic pride. The excitement of the northern lights Over the precipice of these continents, American and Eurasian plates collide. The Langjökull Glacier screams Witnessing its own untimely demise. The remoteness captured in the landscape Starkly contrasts to us who bear witness to it And in the mirroring of the landscape A lonely civil dwelling knows nothing Of war between nature and humankind.
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Feb 17, 2020
Feb 17, 2020 at 7:36 AM UTC
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