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Soliloquizing softly to a wine and sapphire sky,

I dreamt I scales those serried summits,

Mind and heaven harmonized

 

Ere long, my feelings blossomed,

And again they did recede

Aery undulations, to a sordid flame do lead

 

For as the twilight strips away

The radiant raiment worn by day

Time, that thief of life

Is sure to steal from me my youth

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May 21, 2013
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