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I died and lay within the dust, Ages passed as ages must, When eons ceased I woke anew, And brought my visions back to you. I told you of the endless rains, Across the endless barren plains, Once long ago the earth was new, Its ancient days I spoke to you. Wide eyed in death I saw the sun, Until I was the only one, The world became another land, I held its dust within my hand. The circle of my timely death, Breath upon my fetid breath, Silent there transposed my fast, The end of time had come at last. I died again for moments then, Dreamed of shadows and of men, Ages come as ages do, Yet every word I spoke is true. Everything that man had done, Into the finite dust was spun, And on and on I repose in state, Returning here my endless fate.
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Jul 11, 2011
Jul 11, 2011 at 3:45 PM UTC
Timeless Man
I died and lay within the dust, Ages passed as ages must, When eons ceased I woke anew, And brought my visions back to you. I told you of the endless rains, Across the endless barren plains, Once long ago the earth was new, Its ancient days I spoke to you. Wide eyed in death I saw the sun, Until I was the only one, The world became another land, I held its dust within my hand. The circle of my timely death, Breath upon my fetid breath, Silent there transposed my fast, The end of time had come at last. I died again for moments then, Dreamed of shadows and of men, Ages come as ages do, Yet every word I spoke is true. Everything that man had done, Into the finite dust was spun, And on and on I repose in state, Returning here my endless fate.
sidney-e-johnson
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Jul 11, 2011
Jul 11, 2011 at 3:45 PM UTC
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