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Simple, Ignorant and Violently happy. A lifetime’s days In a daze. A crippled ornament, Deliriously mad, he Threads a love theme Through all his plays. He’ll leave all his senses slowly ’Til each falls away with a sigh, And the last of these will be Glory, As the living lorn smiles, he’ll die. But pause for a second to sing And point the way with his eyes To where the children of Art-her Kings, Dance drunk round a furnace of cries.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 9:44 AM UTC
Crippled Ornaments
Simple, Ignorant and Violently happy. A lifetime’s days In a daze. A crippled ornament, Deliriously mad, he Threads a love theme Through all his plays. He’ll leave all his senses slowly ’Til each falls away with a sigh, And the last of these will be Glory, As the living lorn smiles, he’ll die. But pause for a second to sing And point the way with his eyes To where the children of Art-her Kings, Dance drunk round a furnace of cries.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 9:44 AM UTC
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