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the legions of your

       laughter march

across the bread of dawn

 

eated of eyes the

        savory crumbs

ofthy disheveled breaths

 

trampling of thous sinuous

          colours broaching clasp of

sudden cannons of silence booming

 

the fair article of your poppies

(          bashful flocks of cords

.... sifting mercury of doves feathers

 

exploding against the dark

             i bastioned in thy infinite

plait, onyx detonating softly of

             thy pale scalp

 

glory my excellent lavender

              no sweeter scent

has sweated in the air as thou's ephemeral

 

dainty river cleaving the clean night

              in exact twain of pallor

wet seconds blushing on the purple cheeks of nocturne

 

she is a fair lady

               but homely against thy

visage.

                 .

                     .  O night

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patrick-wakefield-1
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Published
Aug 21, 2010
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