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Peculiar Spring

Peculiar Spring Seeps through my skin Invades my soul And garrotes me within Unhurried strangulation My spirit weakens A rush of horror At the sight of the Warden He's cloaked in death Speaks with decaying breath "It's all foredoomed I'm threading this path" Limbs frozen stiff Hasten, flee … if Death travels swiftly Radiating a putrid whiff A nipping hoarfrost Spring slays those embossed Come Summer, come Before I completely exhaust This peculiar Spring Its nature - bristling Beneath a flaccid quiescence I'm being garroted within
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serene-laudene-lee
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Published
Oct 20, 2011
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