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Do flower petals fall to earth and wither dry come autumn's blow or does it swing between the winds And lay beneath the winter's snow? Come and taste the nurtured vine the sweet it holds like sun dried grapes and through the years this cup of mine poured into hearts for all to taste. Here the shadows come to life and work against the hues of black in hopes to turn a shade more light Become alive, a heart it lacks. Death decends with sythe and robe Cutting down the narrow road and laying seige to wondrous lands by taking captive all the hope. See the moon rise from the east reach her apex in the sky and all the clouds like history gone reveal the stars which shine so bright. A faith sweeps fast across the shores jumping nations, touching clans and like a child's innocence it turns us all into pious men.
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Nov 18, 2010
Nov 18, 2010 at 11:54 AM UTC
A Glorious End
Do flower petals fall to earth and wither dry come autumn's blow or does it swing between the winds And lay beneath the winter's snow? Come and taste the nurtured vine the sweet it holds like sun dried grapes and through the years this cup of mine poured into hearts for all to taste. Here the shadows come to life and work against the hues of black in hopes to turn a shade more light Become alive, a heart it lacks. Death decends with sythe and robe Cutting down the narrow road and laying seige to wondrous lands by taking captive all the hope. See the moon rise from the east reach her apex in the sky and all the clouds like history gone reveal the stars which shine so bright. A faith sweeps fast across the shores jumping nations, touching clans and like a child's innocence it turns us all into pious men.
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Nov 18, 2010
Nov 18, 2010 at 11:54 AM UTC
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