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A forlorn mule ambled a’ scowl, Stumbling out from the hollow hovel, But "Ahoy!" hailed a fey owl, "Prithee, canst thou maketh the bestowal, Of thine lovely bone-filled bowl." Yet, all mule harked were perfide words foul, So, the mule quoths with crimson howl - "Hark me, O pirate of pain! Me dubbed 'Common Mane', Lo! tane my bowl-filled bane. Wherefore art thou here, arcane? Where goest thou, O wing’ d thane? Whither rests thine dance so vain? Dare ye cast the die of gain? Doth not spake those perfide words again!" The owl so spake in glace of Yule sire- "Hight me - Lord Carrion the Dire, A’ am piper o' myriad's pyre. And A’ hie to mine Crooked Spire. As it waxes evermore higher, Only whilst rats leapeth in Surtr's fire Betwixt tempest and thunder with sans a moment’s rire, Of ruby tiefed, and bones crumbling in endless mire." "Why art rats leapeth to Surtr’s spume," Whilst thy feathers tuck’ d ‘way from fiery doom? Stop the endless Nyx brume” The mule quivered, voice a-boom, The owl spun words in return from estival loom- “A’ piped them of phantom Phe’ nix’s plume, So not wane mine ivory room, Or stop their ambrosial crimson flume.” The Mule’s sigh, hath even hell's hosts huddle around- "Ye, sir! I wouldst trample aground! And put thou in gaol underground" "Ah!", came owl's soft rebound, "Thou too shalt kiss skies abound, Anon drink rills of scarlet profound, For Bloom’s soft buss hath ne' er Fall’s fated song bound. On pragmatism, only idealism's shroud surrounds "
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Dec 26, 2024
Dec 26, 2024 at 6:09 AM UTC
Piper's Poisoned Pyre
A forlorn mule ambled a’ scowl, Stumbling out from the hollow hovel, But "Ahoy!" hailed a fey owl, "Prithee, canst thou maketh the bestowal, Of thine lovely bone-filled bowl." Yet, all mule harked were perfide words foul, So, the mule quoths with crimson howl - "Hark me, O pirate of pain! Me dubbed 'Common Mane', Lo! tane my bowl-filled bane. Wherefore art thou here, arcane? Where goest thou, O wing’ d thane? Whither rests thine dance so vain? Dare ye cast the die of gain? Doth not spake those perfide words again!" The owl so spake in glace of Yule sire- "Hight me - Lord Carrion the Dire, A’ am piper o' myriad's pyre. And A’ hie to mine Crooked Spire. As it waxes evermore higher, Only whilst rats leapeth in Surtr's fire Betwixt tempest and thunder with sans a moment’s rire, Of ruby tiefed, and bones crumbling in endless mire." "Why art rats leapeth to Surtr’s spume," Whilst thy feathers tuck’ d ‘way from fiery doom? Stop the endless Nyx brume” The mule quivered, voice a-boom, The owl spun words in return from estival loom- “A’ piped them of phantom Phe’ nix’s plume, So not wane mine ivory room, Or stop their ambrosial crimson flume.” The Mule’s sigh, hath even hell's hosts huddle around- "Ye, sir! I wouldst trample aground! And put thou in gaol underground" "Ah!", came owl's soft rebound, "Thou too shalt kiss skies abound, Anon drink rills of scarlet profound, For Bloom’s soft buss hath ne' er Fall’s fated song bound. On pragmatism, only idealism's shroud surrounds "
Interpretation of Characters and Symbols: • Mule: Common man • Owl: A corrupted leader or propagandist who sustains power through lies and manipulation. • Rats: Soldiers. • Crooked Spire: The corrupt seat of power. • Surtr’s Fire: War • Phoenix’s Plume: propaganda
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Dec 26, 2024
Dec 26, 2024 at 6:09 AM UTC
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