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Every time, the sky gets infected; with that blight we call "night" Often, blemishes form on it we then see specks of light. Yet, it worsens each day it peels itself; then bleeds white! "Oh, doctors, what have you done? Why do you not heal the bleeding sky? Oh, butchers, what foulness is this? Why do you keep wounding the sky? Oh, my friends, why do you revel In the sky's suffering? Why?" They did not respond; the sign did it for them: "We are united, we are one. Let there be peace on Earth-- peace that can never be undone." And so, the sky bled white once again patiently waiting for the blight.
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 2:28 PM UTC
Why The Sky Bleeds
Every time, the sky gets infected; with that blight we call "night" Often, blemishes form on it we then see specks of light. Yet, it worsens each day it peels itself; then bleeds white! "Oh, doctors, what have you done? Why do you not heal the bleeding sky? Oh, butchers, what foulness is this? Why do you keep wounding the sky? Oh, my friends, why do you revel In the sky's suffering? Why?" They did not respond; the sign did it for them: "We are united, we are one. Let there be peace on Earth-- peace that can never be undone." And so, the sky bled white once again patiently waiting for the blight.
Despite our differences, I guess we can simply look at the sky and feel an immediate sense of unity.
AvantGarde
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 2:28 PM UTC
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