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Frost bites the early morning air With slight sentiments of late October chill The stars twilight in their abysmal obsidian oblivion Exploding supernovas in a heavy silent achromatic chasm Gnarled swaying branches of the ancient corkscrew willow Lashes about with a fevered frenzy of demonic intent Howling coyote wind whips wildly Lacerating frigid frost-bitten animal skin Numbing and chilling both bone and marrow The sun has yet to rise Keeping its warmth concealed For a few hours further
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Feb 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012 at 6:21 PM UTC
The Sun Has Yet To Rise
Frost bites the early morning air With slight sentiments of late October chill The stars twilight in their abysmal obsidian oblivion Exploding supernovas in a heavy silent achromatic chasm Gnarled swaying branches of the ancient corkscrew willow Lashes about with a fevered frenzy of demonic intent Howling coyote wind whips wildly Lacerating frigid frost-bitten animal skin Numbing and chilling both bone and marrow The sun has yet to rise Keeping its warmth concealed For a few hours further
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Feb 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012 at 6:21 PM UTC
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