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Day taps away— In the numbering rains. All the fleet years, enveloped, How many questions were founded, What was granted by our solo vacations? We have trussed, only films, yellowed and bent ****** into an makeshift, unready, empty album, Dreams made right, journaled without strewn hands, Lips rung dry from want of heat, touch and caress, We kept our pride, penultimate, throughout All the days, longing, dying, we slept Together, in a broken bed of dreams And thought, when will this play Be glad? When will that isle Appear? Will it ever show Among the dark oceans Rise— to ferry us away Before the drunk sun Sinks in the sea?
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 2:18 PM UTC
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Day taps away— In the numbering rains. All the fleet years, enveloped, How many questions were founded, What was granted by our solo vacations? We have trussed, only films, yellowed and bent ****** into an makeshift, unready, empty album, Dreams made right, journaled without strewn hands, Lips rung dry from want of heat, touch and caress, We kept our pride, penultimate, throughout All the days, longing, dying, we slept Together, in a broken bed of dreams And thought, when will this play Be glad? When will that isle Appear? Will it ever show Among the dark oceans Rise— to ferry us away Before the drunk sun Sinks in the sea?
ormond
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ormond
Irish
Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 2:18 PM UTC
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