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Jul 2012
1
Light dies on its way toward the infinite cold.
Space between points, exploding forever,
If I could look back upon such void,
I would see two solid objects—
You and I at arms.

2
An ageless tree blossoms where no one could grow,
It stands on the precipice, holding sheer rock,
Winds lash from four corners singing— no,
Elements crying— tree is not a tree,
I hold your soul in stone.
Seán Mac Falls
Written by
Seán Mac Falls  Éire
(Éire)   
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     Seán Mac Falls and Jordan Butler
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