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‘twas the Hour of The Raven, Scolding at the Seven Seas, Humidity can’t be seen As the sun whirled Its final twirl. A flock of pigeons stand by Midnight’s Trolley Trail. I am my own eye, Staring at taught veils 'tween cotton gaits. The clouds are no more, Spirits remained encaged in rose sepultures, A transformation so chaotic, they cackle at their false fear. MY BLURRINESS SEEMS TO BURN STEADY. ready, For what to behold. I have left Universe to relay , As the subtle sun one did in its day. I am left To react. React to what? React to wee?            React, to relationships,        React, to their degree of nobility, So fruitful, so radical in concept indeed. Of all these perspectives I am one. One paper, one tree cut for endless possibilities. The treasure remains underneath, Where I weep In the deep, In the deep. There is nothing to find, And that made all the difference. 'twas the Hour of The Raven, Scolding at the Seven Seas.
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Jun 14, 2022
Jun 14, 2022 at 4:08 PM UTC
The Hour of The Raven
‘twas the Hour of The Raven, Scolding at the Seven Seas, Humidity can’t be seen As the sun whirled Its final twirl. A flock of pigeons stand by Midnight’s Trolley Trail. I am my own eye, Staring at taught veils 'tween cotton gaits. The clouds are no more, Spirits remained encaged in rose sepultures, A transformation so chaotic, they cackle at their false fear. MY BLURRINESS SEEMS TO BURN STEADY. ready, For what to behold. I have left Universe to relay , As the subtle sun one did in its day. I am left To react. React to what? React to wee?            React, to relationships,        React, to their degree of nobility, So fruitful, so radical in concept indeed. Of all these perspectives I am one. One paper, one tree cut for endless possibilities. The treasure remains underneath, Where I weep In the deep, In the deep. There is nothing to find, And that made all the difference. 'twas the Hour of The Raven, Scolding at the Seven Seas.
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Jun 14, 2022
Jun 14, 2022 at 4:08 PM UTC
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