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The headdress danced in the sun On the Indian's hollow And eyeless skull. It was framed in feathers Brightly-colored serpents in the Salty air flames licking at Dancing and ***** bare feet. Dark-skinned, tall, high cheekbones And solemn eyes full of Wisdom--he surveys the Badlands, Moses's rigid face Blank and silent in a Heatwave desert. Beyond the teepees and the Black bonfire smoke and The buffalo rhythm, the plateau has Risen, bleached bones Litter the plains as a constant Reminder.
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 2:44 PM UTC
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The headdress danced in the sun On the Indian's hollow And eyeless skull. It was framed in feathers Brightly-colored serpents in the Salty air flames licking at Dancing and ***** bare feet. Dark-skinned, tall, high cheekbones And solemn eyes full of Wisdom--he surveys the Badlands, Moses's rigid face Blank and silent in a Heatwave desert. Beyond the teepees and the Black bonfire smoke and The buffalo rhythm, the plateau has Risen, bleached bones Litter the plains as a constant Reminder.
william-crowe-ii
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 2:44 PM UTC
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