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the moon-baked meadows of our extravagant loss are fraught with tatters and ambulant moss; they ***** where the grooves loose the krakens that bark at buffoons - and old dust bins that teeter in the undulant dark - Of cul-de-sacs and withered hearts; departed from some hell, too - tame for wicker men with eggs and rain that barter when to keep is plain, and give what ought be kept at bay as any errant wave that may escape. may well be kept a placid ray in a pool of night for days... and days and days.
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 1:44 AM UTC
THE SAVAGES OF EASTER
the moon-baked meadows of our extravagant loss are fraught with tatters and ambulant moss; they ***** where the grooves loose the krakens that bark at buffoons - and old dust bins that teeter in the undulant dark - Of cul-de-sacs and withered hearts; departed from some hell, too - tame for wicker men with eggs and rain that barter when to keep is plain, and give what ought be kept at bay as any errant wave that may escape. may well be kept a placid ray in a pool of night for days... and days and days.
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 1:44 AM UTC
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