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. Etched in smoke, burnished by olden sun, The runner grasses wave below into maze, For eyes in cloud to clutch on mottled vermin, Higher in stations, a judgement for all grazer, Pleated feathers arched in weightless stone, Are blades as steely as any burnt ploughmans And airs that break, lift hawk far into sun shone, As quake of earth strikes up a still haired louse, For blades of green shall call, bleed in grasses And whisper will shout, downing smallest might, Tiny beasts who crawl among waveing masses, To hawk over hill, sheering in raiments of light.
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 5:30 PM UTC
Hawk Over Hill
. Etched in smoke, burnished by olden sun, The runner grasses wave below into maze, For eyes in cloud to clutch on mottled vermin, Higher in stations, a judgement for all grazer, Pleated feathers arched in weightless stone, Are blades as steely as any burnt ploughmans And airs that break, lift hawk far into sun shone, As quake of earth strikes up a still haired louse, For blades of green shall call, bleed in grasses And whisper will shout, downing smallest might, Tiny beasts who crawl among waveing masses, To hawk over hill, sheering in raiments of light.
ormond
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 5:30 PM UTC
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