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For her sundered from space and time at the dawn of phenomenon, not the little pettinesses of our world: and a portal to the unknown beyond - the sky flaming red at dusk, still in the lake the late summer hill little a bloom in the bush hidden, even shy a smile devoid of guile, little every joy here; Thought they, faint of heart she was: but every swoon carried her across the world of the river of lights In Her presence dawned on this forlorn our earth - Beauty since the beginning of time exuberant in the hills in the plumes and vales and in the cruel hearts of men; And grandeur, of the kind unbeknown before, as the king her father sewed up an empire vast; And perfection in works unknown before - in every weave and hew; All that men ascribed to her father the great.
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 5:37 PM UTC
Borrowed splendour | Sati -2
For her sundered from space and time at the dawn of phenomenon, not the little pettinesses of our world: and a portal to the unknown beyond - the sky flaming red at dusk, still in the lake the late summer hill little a bloom in the bush hidden, even shy a smile devoid of guile, little every joy here; Thought they, faint of heart she was: but every swoon carried her across the world of the river of lights In Her presence dawned on this forlorn our earth - Beauty since the beginning of time exuberant in the hills in the plumes and vales and in the cruel hearts of men; And grandeur, of the kind unbeknown before, as the king her father sewed up an empire vast; And perfection in works unknown before - in every weave and hew; All that men ascribed to her father the great.
prabhu-iyer
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 5:37 PM UTC
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