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May 2015
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Arise, and walk along these streets, 
breathe and partake these dregs 
of the mighty industrial age; 
paint effulgent colours of its appeal - 

toxic fumes that light our path 
to days only just imagined. 


Parted lips bare wisdom, 
shatter silence that shackles; 
within parched throat, sealed 
sounds peal from indolent belfries - 

tender whispers caress 
each unknown orphaned heart. 


Lift high, bright banners brave; 
let the bitter winds bite 
lash fierce against tattered frame, 
light shines through gaping holes- 

release the soul's query: 
How can one forgive what is forgotten? 


Illumine that dim horizon; 
extricate each sole from bog and mire. 
Grab bugler's morning call, 
Borrow its voice if you must - 

Stir up the spirit from slumber; 
the dark of night will not prevail.





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