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One to Tie the Score

With scraped elbows

And clean knees,

The Tempest walks in.

She takes a silver veil out.

(To trance but not entrance.)

And with multiple meanings,

She spins a song

Of hardships, once lost.

She takes her veil.

And spills it on the sea.

It dances to her song

And makes a mirage of ice.

She takes the chance to rest

And rethink her life.

Soon, she's back up

With her silver veil

And she leaves,

Only to be forgotten.

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isaac
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Mar 13, 2011
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