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The silhouette of a fallen man lay on the vertical horizon ¬–watch the Moon light the way Vultures howl at the hint of Death –Dead men are deaf, on the vertical horizon Some light will always shine through a closed curtain –open up and let it all in Dilation ensures that the waters are steady but on the vertical horizon, nothing is certain A silhouette of descending doves falls onto the ground –watch the Moon shed his tears Poachers of Peace ascend the vertical horizon, now presuming the ultimate power of God Only Time will tell if they were right or wrong But patience is virtuous and this won’t take very long The silhouette of a fallen man lay on the vertical horizon –imagine that his soul is free His figure parts into a million grieving doves, ascending beyond the brim of the vertical horizon Only Time will tell if he was right or wrong But patience is a virtue and this won’t take very long
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 2:24 PM UTC
The Vertical Horizon
The silhouette of a fallen man lay on the vertical horizon ¬–watch the Moon light the way Vultures howl at the hint of Death –Dead men are deaf, on the vertical horizon Some light will always shine through a closed curtain –open up and let it all in Dilation ensures that the waters are steady but on the vertical horizon, nothing is certain A silhouette of descending doves falls onto the ground –watch the Moon shed his tears Poachers of Peace ascend the vertical horizon, now presuming the ultimate power of God Only Time will tell if they were right or wrong But patience is virtuous and this won’t take very long The silhouette of a fallen man lay on the vertical horizon –imagine that his soul is free His figure parts into a million grieving doves, ascending beyond the brim of the vertical horizon Only Time will tell if he was right or wrong But patience is a virtue and this won’t take very long
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 2:24 PM UTC
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