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I'm languished here in lack of lit'rature, for treading words - writ oceans black and pale. I woe my want of discipline demure to hoist my mental canvas and set sail. To set this sextant sentence south to north, my odyssey sees strange sands lap aground with trepidation slipping slowly forth, and omnipresent, inauspicious sound. Please show me now around this simple isle. Lead me by hand to cliffs by time distressed. Forgive me then if I retreat a while to cast off, searching ****** shorelines' rest. This covered ground, font foliage, anon will meet me once this weary world is gone.
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 2:01 PM UTC
Sonnet 2.8
I'm languished here in lack of lit'rature, for treading words - writ oceans black and pale. I woe my want of discipline demure to hoist my mental canvas and set sail. To set this sextant sentence south to north, my odyssey sees strange sands lap aground with trepidation slipping slowly forth, and omnipresent, inauspicious sound. Please show me now around this simple isle. Lead me by hand to cliffs by time distressed. Forgive me then if I retreat a while to cast off, searching ****** shorelines' rest. This covered ground, font foliage, anon will meet me once this weary world is gone.
riq-schwartz
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 2:01 PM UTC
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