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Murmur Lullabies of Summer's Ghosts

Hollowed murmurs crawl From shaken wells you've sprouted From; ventured farther than most who've pined for gold noons. They call, reverent, To the passion-oranges n' decaying yellows, to wrap you from winters foul grip. But fail. And lay frozen in powdery sweet dusk.
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deadeadead
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Jan 5, 2018
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Summer glows but it's pallor stumbles into a glinting Autumn but then slips into a dead Winter. See Springs harkens to Summer's Ghosts and his rebirth.

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