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In the sands now, The castles crumble, You are salted, breaded Of eternity and old song how Under the mute whine of stars Sings a lost melody all shall Soon enough join in corals, The dive into the stretches Beyond strands and untoward What light there surely may come, Beckon, like recurring dreams Of fathoms yet to be discovered, The rivers of time have slipped You by, here riding now in tides And driftwood under stars, sails Moving by masted spars' rowing, Your rude cross, commemorating, All that was dearest, too soon lost, The ferried bones to sea from sky.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 9:23 PM UTC
At Ocean Waters
In the sands now, The castles crumble, You are salted, breaded Of eternity and old song how Under the mute whine of stars Sings a lost melody all shall Soon enough join in corals, The dive into the stretches Beyond strands and untoward What light there surely may come, Beckon, like recurring dreams Of fathoms yet to be discovered, The rivers of time have slipped You by, here riding now in tides And driftwood under stars, sails Moving by masted spars' rowing, Your rude cross, commemorating, All that was dearest, too soon lost, The ferried bones to sea from sky.
ormond
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 9:23 PM UTC
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