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The snowball effect, Connects four snowflakes, A ballerinas tiptoes evades footsteps On the game board, A perfect pirouette. The overtures prologue, Mother tongues twisted in specific syllables, To emphasise the divide in culture, the closeness of nature. The bubble in a spirit level bursts And disrupts the axis of the world as we know it. An Easter egg made of woven hope. Sweet and septic, A dangerous connection. There's electricity in the thunder clouds, A storms reform, No prisoners in the matterhorns scorn. But we must climb to reach the pinnacle of desire, and grab the bull by its horns. Torn between the torqiunet, That restricts our true colours, The blood seeps through like the Matadors tools. Only fools would make light of those we share the earth with, Ma whirlwind changes the landscape, It can never be the same. Underneath the terrain, A lesson remains, Statuesque, In the mystery of history's gifts.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 7:57 PM UTC
Torqiunet
The snowball effect, Connects four snowflakes, A ballerinas tiptoes evades footsteps On the game board, A perfect pirouette. The overtures prologue, Mother tongues twisted in specific syllables, To emphasise the divide in culture, the closeness of nature. The bubble in a spirit level bursts And disrupts the axis of the world as we know it. An Easter egg made of woven hope. Sweet and septic, A dangerous connection. There's electricity in the thunder clouds, A storms reform, No prisoners in the matterhorns scorn. But we must climb to reach the pinnacle of desire, and grab the bull by its horns. Torn between the torqiunet, That restricts our true colours, The blood seeps through like the Matadors tools. Only fools would make light of those we share the earth with, Ma whirlwind changes the landscape, It can never be the same. Underneath the terrain, A lesson remains, Statuesque, In the mystery of history's gifts.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 7:57 PM UTC
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