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The raven does soar, ever preying upon Purities wing, perched ever waiting For that flight on that which is white. Gliding onwards does its momentum Carry to the above, but the ash woven Wings wait to claim feathers weight. Its talons wish to shred upon those Untaintedness, but were beckoned To be as blunt as paper on stone. There is a moment of singularity, As merging feathers become one But then are torn apart in haste Ever covering shaded moments upon the The doves release, but feathers loosened Forth and purity fell once more free.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 5:57 PM UTC
The Raven & The Dove
The raven does soar, ever preying upon Purities wing, perched ever waiting For that flight on that which is white. Gliding onwards does its momentum Carry to the above, but the ash woven Wings wait to claim feathers weight. Its talons wish to shred upon those Untaintedness, but were beckoned To be as blunt as paper on stone. There is a moment of singularity, As merging feathers become one But then are torn apart in haste Ever covering shaded moments upon the The doves release, but feathers loosened Forth and purity fell once more free.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 5:57 PM UTC
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