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Witching Hour

by @unlife

Rope taut around the neck of peace Pleading to rest in the witching hour With bleeding ears, cotton casket, black air. Praying for our savior to turn all of this Sweat into wine. Into the chimerical landscape of chemical mind Within; war, famine, pestilence, death. When cometh death? A blink stands between asleep and awake. A breath between alive and dead.
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