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Sep 2016
Night comes a black raven
its wings blocking out the Sun
stars in its claws.
We feed the raven our dreams
to placate its hunger. Otherwise
it would never relinquish the night.
The great sail of our ships
emblazoned with its form. They
say we bring the night where
once there was day. And now
only the blackness of death
remains where the raven has flown.
Vikings sailed into Golspie Scotland in the 10th century and a local chieftan killed their leader Kevin the red with the lower half of a horses leg.
Written by
nivek
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