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a fairy tale, not

by bryan-amerila

a child tells i see a ball invisible threads, it was made of light as gossamer connecting us playmates of different worlds unknown, unseen i see three birds trying the shoe who owns it, asked the wolf two were shot, one flew songs and tears tied to its feet i see a veil by its slitting laugh, commanded the king clothed in gold but none huddled masses wept prayers sealed their lips i see a red cloak deep red, fell on the ground slowly, turning into ants, disrupted displaced, dispersing not so far away, a mound was forming i see an old tree gnarled, with long braid of hair of ashen faces and fainting voices in garbled words, this land we own before its dying breath, whispering tell, my child
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Apr 14, 2016
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Published on Philippines Graphic, October 26, 2015

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