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Sep 2014
Come to go,
the flux tastes
of salt and iron.

I? Then, a  
bitter-flavored fool.

Yet by moment
decide, oh Epitome,
that a stillness should
live, red and violet,
against
my threshold obsidian:
Let that selfishness wend.

I, now apathy
and you to wither.
Shamas Hereth
Written by
Shamas Hereth  Waipahu
(Waipahu)   
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