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The beast ambles, Slowly Against the face of the cold, Encroaching Winter. He pauses, milky eyes turned upwards, two pools of white in which a pale, smoldering sky can be seen, reflected like narcissist unto photo behind glassy frame. He turns back, Away from the cold, And the howling, ashen sky Towards home, And orchard of writhing, wild apple. Inside, it is warm. He will wait out the winter, perched in patched armchair, ambling the slender halls, wearing thin the lacquer, on what may have once been Glossy, Youthful, timber floor - Growing fat off the fruit of autumn.
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Jul 28, 2021
Jul 28, 2021 at 10:05 PM UTC
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The beast ambles, Slowly Against the face of the cold, Encroaching Winter. He pauses, milky eyes turned upwards, two pools of white in which a pale, smoldering sky can be seen, reflected like narcissist unto photo behind glassy frame. He turns back, Away from the cold, And the howling, ashen sky Towards home, And orchard of writhing, wild apple. Inside, it is warm. He will wait out the winter, perched in patched armchair, ambling the slender halls, wearing thin the lacquer, on what may have once been Glossy, Youthful, timber floor - Growing fat off the fruit of autumn.
bastard_monkey
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somewhere in monkeyland
Jul 28, 2021
Jul 28, 2021 at 10:05 PM UTC
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