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To Destroy

There is one, whose piercing-orbs See wholes yet to be fragment. To turn what’s warm to frigid-glass, Take what’s heated, make shivering mass Even Earth’s-skin is met with cooling tint Be careful, one, with soul of ice, Be weary of the fall. For frozen things, with a clattering ring, Will surely shatter to a million things When felled from heights so tall.
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Jul 23, 2012
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