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The Crypt

by @PadanFain

I am winter's shadow across the desert wandering in the back alleys and ravines where the tumbleweeds go when the Monarch slumbers to drink the last of the hiding frost I am winter's shadow across the desert a funeral-gaze across the Pit to the titans that clutch the edge of my world where, this year, Father draped no mantles I am winter's shadow across the desert greeted in silence by a broken landscape whose children watch with clandestine eyes awaiting my death in the spring I am winter's shadow across the desert the last grain of sand in the hourglass the last muffled roar of Limantour the last ray of moonlight on the horizon _the last of my kind._
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