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. Ringed by a tall, told wood, A meadow pond dearly stood, Deep and dark, the branched lands Of childhood reaching to forever, Throughout the growing seasons, Rich in pines, bane ivy, hemlocks, Naked columns of the freed bark, To shelter the treed imaginations Of running youth, where creatures Became fabled to the wide open Eyes tearing into the overgrowths, Heading by the shudders of caul, In the shades of the woody owl, Greatly horned was the sly song, The never present wails of cold, lost Nightingale nor snout of woodcock, Camouflaged in the browned leaves, The gracing sun smoked in the morn, And flamed forgotten in leafy eves, In the needled myths of the roaming Creatures, the dandy pheasant struts, The brawned hind in the foraging doe, Painted turtles, helmeted above ripples Of parapet stone in soft water breached, Sparking stars reigned with swirling fireflies And glow of moon, as ever appeared, shook The playful fear within, without, belongings Of the child who spun his own tales, so held, This, then was begun paradise in a sleepy waterlog Of vale, outward from the shadowlands of creep age, Kept, for daze, won, dreamed, in the torrid torching Stalks, sunlit hold, the flash of painted face, knotty Brilliance set free, the unmatched strike in reeds.
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 6:30 PM UTC
Morning Meadow Pond
. Ringed by a tall, told wood, A meadow pond dearly stood, Deep and dark, the branched lands Of childhood reaching to forever, Throughout the growing seasons, Rich in pines, bane ivy, hemlocks, Naked columns of the freed bark, To shelter the treed imaginations Of running youth, where creatures Became fabled to the wide open Eyes tearing into the overgrowths, Heading by the shudders of caul, In the shades of the woody owl, Greatly horned was the sly song, The never present wails of cold, lost Nightingale nor snout of woodcock, Camouflaged in the browned leaves, The gracing sun smoked in the morn, And flamed forgotten in leafy eves, In the needled myths of the roaming Creatures, the dandy pheasant struts, The brawned hind in the foraging doe, Painted turtles, helmeted above ripples Of parapet stone in soft water breached, Sparking stars reigned with swirling fireflies And glow of moon, as ever appeared, shook The playful fear within, without, belongings Of the child who spun his own tales, so held, This, then was begun paradise in a sleepy waterlog Of vale, outward from the shadowlands of creep age, Kept, for daze, won, dreamed, in the torrid torching Stalks, sunlit hold, the flash of painted face, knotty Brilliance set free, the unmatched strike in reeds.
ormond
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 6:30 PM UTC
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