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Been drunk twice today, once in the haze of dawn in slumbered pile, again before night's drape had drawn a while, while in-between,  through sober gaze, I wished for clouds that went clockwise by. Have spun the empty bottle dry, in rounds with friends who faked a smile, but once the bell had closed that night, and rung in hollowed echoed sigh, I stared at lonely stars trail by. Then circled twice, like the fluttered moth, part blinded by the swinging light.  In thought a bulb in chorded flight, swayed side to side from left to right, whilst I rambled on in shadowed rhyme, When the bell alarmed my wake, I woke just once, then dreamt the dream, when time passed slow, and I lay still in grassy fields, and watched the clouds go clockwise by.
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 6:30 AM UTC
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Been drunk twice today, once in the haze of dawn in slumbered pile, again before night's drape had drawn a while, while in-between,  through sober gaze, I wished for clouds that went clockwise by. Have spun the empty bottle dry, in rounds with friends who faked a smile, but once the bell had closed that night, and rung in hollowed echoed sigh, I stared at lonely stars trail by. Then circled twice, like the fluttered moth, part blinded by the swinging light.  In thought a bulb in chorded flight, swayed side to side from left to right, whilst I rambled on in shadowed rhyme, When the bell alarmed my wake, I woke just once, then dreamt the dream, when time passed slow, and I lay still in grassy fields, and watched the clouds go clockwise by.
ciaran-cunningham
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 6:30 AM UTC
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