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***The autumn dawn has fainted, hoar-frost shines through my eyes. Ghostly mist from pine to pine is beckoning, like a silver breeze to hallow all. Our burdened breath, it haunts us everywhere. I feel the silence tearing up my lost soul. Where nightingales do not sing and dream the blue skies of the North, I drift through that middle air, magic is blazing in my auburn hair. And in these lonely hours-ancient spirits reflect within me. Faces carved in dead wood walking on my strings. A seashore howling below the mountain dew glen. But i do not fear to run in woodland memories, Into this autumn day, Far, far away...***
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 2:40 PM UTC
I do not fear
***The autumn dawn has fainted, hoar-frost shines through my eyes. Ghostly mist from pine to pine is beckoning, like a silver breeze to hallow all. Our burdened breath, it haunts us everywhere. I feel the silence tearing up my lost soul. Where nightingales do not sing and dream the blue skies of the North, I drift through that middle air, magic is blazing in my auburn hair. And in these lonely hours-ancient spirits reflect within me. Faces carved in dead wood walking on my strings. A seashore howling below the mountain dew glen. But i do not fear to run in woodland memories, Into this autumn day, Far, far away...***
Gardenofroses
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 2:40 PM UTC
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