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Winters yearnings

The withered gorse

gives a glint of her golden hue

amongst Winters cumular invitation,

whose ember leaves mire

neath  the creaking boughs.

The forge in the village

with its hard working blacksmith

presides by mornings emerald gown

of aconites blithely swaying in the churchyard.

The dormant headlands'

silent yearnings  jostles,

with the arcane wind ;

plying against the piebald sky,

whose tales refuse to ring hollow.

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antony-glaser
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Jan 15, 2014
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