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One time not too long ago a sunset would avert my eyes. Its beauty surpassed my idea of reality canonized. Soon, I adjusted and could stare, and read what the world would tell; but then a light, whose eyes I could not meet, had intoxicated me like a Lenaea's spell. Then the earth quivered as I fell, awaking hours later and alone no longer. The light-- superior than a mundane description-- was the warmth by whom my soul was conquered.
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Dec 10, 2012
Dec 10, 2012 at 11:42 PM UTC
Lenaea: A Celebration of Dionysus
One time not too long ago a sunset would avert my eyes. Its beauty surpassed my idea of reality canonized. Soon, I adjusted and could stare, and read what the world would tell; but then a light, whose eyes I could not meet, had intoxicated me like a Lenaea's spell. Then the earth quivered as I fell, awaking hours later and alone no longer. The light-- superior than a mundane description-- was the warmth by whom my soul was conquered.
sean-yessayan
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Dec 10, 2012
Dec 10, 2012 at 11:42 PM UTC
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