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Aug 2016
How many of us are there, out there:
Wherever are those poets in all their
graces? Whose life story might they
find, trial by fire to test the will and
condition the mind. Who'd outshine
even the most illustrious noble man?

Above lies an awful brick of a verse
if I do say so myself, I 'ave not yet
mastered the art of grace my-lord.

The supplicant whose life story shone
might yet demand attention but
"I'd prefer not to".
Quote:
Line Thirteen from Bartleby, the Scrivener by Herman Melville
Mydriasis Aletheia
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Mydriasis Aletheia  30/Other/Empyrean
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