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Hadrian Veska
Poems
May 2016
Ill Visit
We heard the words
But knew not what to say
So we returned
To the work of the day
Strange folk had come
From unknown place
To share with us
And with our race
They spoke with ease
Yet moved not their tounge
They spoke for hours
Until the lights hung,
To this day I can't recall
The greater of things they said
Nor their ancient stories
Which now have left my head
The only thing I do remember
Is a repeated phrase they spoke,
"Then, then when the sky is red,
And shadows bloom
Inside your head,
When the heavens break
And all is dead,
Then you will know
What we have said."
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Hadrian Veska
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