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Deep in the screws of his lonely keep, Waiting for word of a land promised, Sentinel man watches across the sea Never knowing faith was so dishonest. Across the sea of doom lies his joy, What awe, so spindrift were his days And what lay behind was no corridor And all his dreaming has left no ways Forward, but to sink with hapless sorrow And flowing to the thirsty ocean seas, He pours another drink, toasts tomorrow And all the empty horizons of history. Spiraling down he leaves his diggs, Praying, death be not a doornail's rig.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 7:03 PM UTC
Death Be Not a Doornail's Rig
Deep in the screws of his lonely keep, Waiting for word of a land promised, Sentinel man watches across the sea Never knowing faith was so dishonest. Across the sea of doom lies his joy, What awe, so spindrift were his days And what lay behind was no corridor And all his dreaming has left no ways Forward, but to sink with hapless sorrow And flowing to the thirsty ocean seas, He pours another drink, toasts tomorrow And all the empty horizons of history. Spiraling down he leaves his diggs, Praying, death be not a doornail's rig.
ormond
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 7:03 PM UTC
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