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Shrink and Shrivel again again

by TuesdayPixie

A turtle shrinks into its shell Then shrivels, Grape to raisin, Sun's warning echoing: "Danger, danger, danger!" As river moves from mountain to ocean The golden arc across the sky Soon is only a faint glow on faraway rock - Yet it will come again To shout it's harrowing cry And shrink and shrivel And round again, again, again 'Til Kingdom come       'Til salvation              'Til death do us unto part
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Feb 11, 2015
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#pain#cycle#momentary#transitory
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