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The waves were like vipers, picking of weary sailors from the deck. Plucking them with fangs of stinging waves, taking those unsuspecting from the deck. Drowning them in the sorrows that suffocated them beneath the planks they were washed upon. So many swords were never lifted but fell submerged silently. Falling beneath the honour that sank before them. But like creeping ivy, they were woven upon. Seaweed forests clasping upon those weary travellers that sang into slumbering bereavement. Still the forests that fed on the rainfall of what decayed falling statically from above, nourishment in silent surrendering's.
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Apr 14, 2018
Apr 14, 2018 at 6:16 PM UTC
Sinking Where The Forests Entangle
The waves were like vipers, picking of weary sailors from the deck. Plucking them with fangs of stinging waves, taking those unsuspecting from the deck. Drowning them in the sorrows that suffocated them beneath the planks they were washed upon. So many swords were never lifted but fell submerged silently. Falling beneath the honour that sank before them. But like creeping ivy, they were woven upon. Seaweed forests clasping upon those weary travellers that sang into slumbering bereavement. Still the forests that fed on the rainfall of what decayed falling statically from above, nourishment in silent surrendering's.
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Apr 14, 2018
Apr 14, 2018 at 6:16 PM UTC
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