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Fallen Feathers

A mix of red and black feathers dance in the wind Twisting and turning in the wind Falling from the wings Sun setting in the distant His head hung He leans a bloody back on a tree The wing torn from his back still bleeding Four of them lay on the ground thrown about in a rage The air turns cold as the moon rises The night air filling his lungs The blood now dry His flesh pale New wings growing now An endless cycle of forever renewal
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william-p-markwalder
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Oct 31, 2011
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