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The Land Of The Dead

I gave away my heartbeats to a black dark night sculpted a stone into a new heart with each daily news break hanging from my dreams like silk shrouds for all the dead of just one day on Earth while the night unfolded her mystery and my heartbeats were pulsars in a distance too great to travel while my stone heart was stoic and hardened to grief I make paper flowers , now, out of black crape, for all those about to enter the land of the dead.
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