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The Dusky River

Unburdens the dusky river *dreams of flow dead in the bog of hyacinth harvest burnt in the scorch of aridity ripples robbed by the silt of dogma sunbeam denied by the weed of creed* **I was meant to reach the sea, now I would never make it.** I pick the river's shattered pieces with my own from the wintry dusk.
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Nov 17, 2015
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