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Solemn Hour

Solemn hour

Yonder year,

Take the latter second,

A car in the distance of the road,

Fertilized with the scent of life

A light reflecting him, and a crow

Perched atop his shoulder.

He ventured toward the chateau,

Cars passing him blanked by countless efforts

Tripped inside, a maid approaches the door

She appears to be one-hundred,

The crow fell off the shoulder and dust remained

Where the maid cleaned up and left.

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matthew-albert-perry
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May 8, 2011
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© Matthew Albert Perry, 2011

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