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'Gainst Tranquility, that I May Insurrect

'Gainst tranquility, that I may Insurrect

Ere my deliquessence grows inane

To trace life's lurid lines, and thus be wreck'd

Can be my only goal

                                     I shall not feign

A life of peace, in stagnant doldrums steep'd

But towards illumined firmament aspire

If I, by Thou, were wrought, Eternal Wretch

A thriving will must hide in Just attire

 

Plague me no more

Shackles and bindings

This world shall be mine

Mine is the beating

Heart, blood-rip'd life!

Fervor and strife

Volition and will

Torment and thrill!

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bartholomew-maximillian-olash
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Jul 15, 2013
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