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mild, so mild in the night to travel with the earth amongst an early starlit bloom, muddy fields fill the air with pubescent June. goslings waddle, fuzzy scurries. mother, father, enlarge and hiss protecting their long months work, now free from pipping shells. so cool is the night while laying hidden in uncut fields. chilling winds dance atop feral growth. sanctuary for outward gazing, through to unknown worlds. there is no envy from a distance. breath feeds wonder, spilling over into this vessel, so soon to be forgotten. spoiled from within, the unborn, rotten. a shell too hard to crack. there is no nest for that sacred sibling. forgotten by mother and father. their failed incubation, rotting. lost amongst the stars but within the field of all. Apollo sings to Pollux and Castor stroking somber tones from Lyra. "Greet the voiceless into forever; attach to them their rightful wings", "chirp, chirp, chirp"
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May 16, 2017
May 16, 2017 at 1:33 AM UTC
Apollo plays Lyra for the Twins of Helen
mild, so mild in the night to travel with the earth amongst an early starlit bloom, muddy fields fill the air with pubescent June. goslings waddle, fuzzy scurries. mother, father, enlarge and hiss protecting their long months work, now free from pipping shells. so cool is the night while laying hidden in uncut fields. chilling winds dance atop feral growth. sanctuary for outward gazing, through to unknown worlds. there is no envy from a distance. breath feeds wonder, spilling over into this vessel, so soon to be forgotten. spoiled from within, the unborn, rotten. a shell too hard to crack. there is no nest for that sacred sibling. forgotten by mother and father. their failed incubation, rotting. lost amongst the stars but within the field of all. Apollo sings to Pollux and Castor stroking somber tones from Lyra. "Greet the voiceless into forever; attach to them their rightful wings", "chirp, chirp, chirp"
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May 16, 2017
May 16, 2017 at 1:33 AM UTC
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