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Chime of Kita

Well.

I’ve been relieved of my position.

I am no longer captain of this ship,

Reduced to the bard, I am

A shadow in the background.

 

A chime lost in the wind

of this great Japanese mountain.

Where grand bells ring across

its face, a Titan in the wind –

And echo…

Echo…

 

Echo until my sounds have been

Rung out and there is nothing

Left until someone looks upon

My cracked and rusted

Exterior and whispers –

“Look, the chime that was forgotten”

Until time itself is rotting,

And I fall from grace,

To the vast corners of space.

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Written by
aiden-williams
English
Published
Jan 30, 2014
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