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The night kindles The moon’s brumal breath, As the stars flicker. The planets are rigid. And the flowers seal, And the ocean ebbs, And the eyes of a feline Close for rest. And the ka-bunk Of a dying road Stops. And the whimsical Laughter of an aging boy Ceases. And a kiss goodnight Is long lost to dreams. And a little girl’s fears Linger then leave. And it is a time Of tranquil musing. A time to believe Outlandish ideas That are most amusing. A time to think, And think some more, About the logic Of bustling decor. And there is never a need For your mind to be contrite. For this is midnight.
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Jan 27, 2012
Jan 27, 2012 at 8:39 PM UTC
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The night kindles The moon’s brumal breath, As the stars flicker. The planets are rigid. And the flowers seal, And the ocean ebbs, And the eyes of a feline Close for rest. And the ka-bunk Of a dying road Stops. And the whimsical Laughter of an aging boy Ceases. And a kiss goodnight Is long lost to dreams. And a little girl’s fears Linger then leave. And it is a time Of tranquil musing. A time to believe Outlandish ideas That are most amusing. A time to think, And think some more, About the logic Of bustling decor. And there is never a need For your mind to be contrite. For this is midnight.
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Jan 27, 2012
Jan 27, 2012 at 8:39 PM UTC
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