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Further its Glory

by Onoma

Even glory bears degrees of welcome-- not every wake is left indefinitely. Try as it may, the ocean cannot disinherit waves that fail to further its glory. Ones own face is too many lives in, not to appear guilt-ridden. Mistaken identity is a guarantee-- historicity recycles attributes. On the otherside of things, one has enough personal relations to populate the globe. Which's why roosters can't unhear dawns like rehashed blood in tepid water.
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