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Encounter

by dante1208

I have come, To provide a heaven; Rather than giving Such a metallic seed, And make believe, There would be a tree; I have seen you, Singing in the temple, Whereas no one enters, Unless their mask would be stripped off; A purple orchid and an orange torch, Can easily spare some Beauty, Among Gentiles, If they're willing to survive one night, By giving up their crimes; In which I smell incense no more, For the air is full of lame coins; Nevertheless, I do believe, There is a light, At the end of the corridor, In which, Your eyes and mine shall create, A Tower, Whereas the Blind can find, An ambrosial Sign.
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M / Portland, OR
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dante1208
M / Portland, OR
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Jul 9, 2020
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