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Yesterday, all things were dark Like burning candles in the dusk. Hibiscus, pear, and witches brew And dragon's blood caught in the musk Notions now, seemed **** then And stealing out into the dark I dreamt I was the highway man After my Bess's fickle heart. The moon above; cycloptic eye Watched reverently as I crept Across the mud and bracken path Where willow trees once stooped and wept. The musician crickets, with violin legs Stroked their notes under the sky And chirping peepers, peeking out Sang louder in their sweet reply. A long forgotten hidden grove That bore the markers of the dead Was where, for peace, I stopped to roam Over the grass, to clear my head. And there- amongst the silent mass, Who find repose under the land- I listened to their noiseless words The silence, which I understand.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 3:43 PM UTC
Through the Dead Tree Sea (Voices) V.2
Yesterday, all things were dark Like burning candles in the dusk. Hibiscus, pear, and witches brew And dragon's blood caught in the musk Notions now, seemed **** then And stealing out into the dark I dreamt I was the highway man After my Bess's fickle heart. The moon above; cycloptic eye Watched reverently as I crept Across the mud and bracken path Where willow trees once stooped and wept. The musician crickets, with violin legs Stroked their notes under the sky And chirping peepers, peeking out Sang louder in their sweet reply. A long forgotten hidden grove That bore the markers of the dead Was where, for peace, I stopped to roam Over the grass, to clear my head. And there- amongst the silent mass, Who find repose under the land- I listened to their noiseless words The silence, which I understand.
sarah-spang
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 3:43 PM UTC
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