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The Sapphire Letter

The warmth of summer has faded, And now the leaves begin to turn; Drifting upon the winds of autumn, A raven carries a message. On wings of black, Clutched in talons - A bottle sent from the wreckage. The letter within is wrapped with ribbon, And sealed with a cork of sapphire; Flying up and over the ridge, The bottle is delivered from Fate's grasp - It falls into the hands of a figure by a fire, A traveler who observes with the eyes of Melampus.
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Jun 5, 2016
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