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The Night Watcher pleads “Oh, say, say, say” He slips each rotting corpse beneath gray epitaphs bread and water prisoners of six feet, dirt, wood, fate "Please speak, please say" Mumbling under a thick dark blanketing the moon The Night Watcher floats between stones awing statues adorned with shiny gifts and flowery colors trinkets of the worthy kneels longer at dusty crosses gives them spare bread "Ha! Say, do say!" He laughs pursuing conversation with the silent sleepers No answer comes through the soil applause of dead men silenced crossed arms stiff in cramped coffins The Night Watcher lays among strangers counts the lone stars
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 8:44 PM UTC
The Night Watcher
The Night Watcher pleads “Oh, say, say, say” He slips each rotting corpse beneath gray epitaphs bread and water prisoners of six feet, dirt, wood, fate "Please speak, please say" Mumbling under a thick dark blanketing the moon The Night Watcher floats between stones awing statues adorned with shiny gifts and flowery colors trinkets of the worthy kneels longer at dusty crosses gives them spare bread "Ha! Say, do say!" He laughs pursuing conversation with the silent sleepers No answer comes through the soil applause of dead men silenced crossed arms stiff in cramped coffins The Night Watcher lays among strangers counts the lone stars
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 8:44 PM UTC
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