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Enlighten

Enlighten:          For the load's far too large for my          Weary eyelids to share with their          Lashes, who cut her skin and charge on to          Urge the blond-bangled mare over the          Stable's horizon.          But she lies in The light kicked from the window's pail and there Are no tears welling in the pane's corner,           Nor any lashes to wisen.
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Jan 4, 2012
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