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sword-sworn

the sharpened rose

that seeks the red from blushing cheeks

carries through the night

the scent of wild fire

the singed branches

collapsed within your structure

like the elegant fold of your arms

engraved as if for my hopeless eyes

pallid grey against burnt azul

hopeless as my winter blade

dull upon my earthy plains

of sunken ash

seek not the wet stone

from the fountain pools

seek nothing

for this land flourishes no more

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kassel-d
Canadian
Published
Jul 18, 2014
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