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Gaia

As the flames of half-life twist,

 

Lick at the very being,

 

A knee-deep shadow washes round,

 

the fish of ever-seeing,

 

gaze up and scream, a piercing cry,

 

Ringing through the hallowed night,

 

A thousand worshipped lotus leaves,

 

Claim thier god given right,

 

To flutter on the endless breeze,

 

For all the spirits see,

 

I am the earth, the rain, the sky,

 

Your world, your space, Is me.

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samuel-mcloughlin
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Jun 5, 2010
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