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Fires in ditches and fields with Newspapers, boxes, and dry grass As our accessible anthracite; Once smouldering enough on its own feet To become its own source is when The limbs were stripped and introduced; Torn from trees or salvaged from The outlying waste - they fed the Crackle - spitting whispering embers skywards. As children with little sense, our noise Was all we could offer to appease Wayward youth's disorder. The crippled heat was secondary, But to watch things burn was valuable; A ring of lives held tenuous. One thing I came to know From the nights we gathered in droves is That within this life of loose bonds and swells I soak in the hungry gloam.
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 9:18 AM UTC
Fires In Ditches And Fields
Fires in ditches and fields with Newspapers, boxes, and dry grass As our accessible anthracite; Once smouldering enough on its own feet To become its own source is when The limbs were stripped and introduced; Torn from trees or salvaged from The outlying waste - they fed the Crackle - spitting whispering embers skywards. As children with little sense, our noise Was all we could offer to appease Wayward youth's disorder. The crippled heat was secondary, But to watch things burn was valuable; A ring of lives held tenuous. One thing I came to know From the nights we gathered in droves is That within this life of loose bonds and swells I soak in the hungry gloam.
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 9:18 AM UTC
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