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The feet should descend towards the ground gently But not quite touch A few millimetres above will do nicely Proceed thus through these parts in the darkness. Here among the short grass blades, Among the busy beetles And the briefly alighting bees, The sensitivities bleat. Souls wounded, but still hanging on At once in repose and contemplative Rising soon, again, I'm sure, To coalesce into corporeal beings And to rage again toward the hills Where all manner of adventures await.
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Jan 14, 2017
Jan 14, 2017 at 3:47 PM UTC
How To Walk Gently Through The Night
The feet should descend towards the ground gently But not quite touch A few millimetres above will do nicely Proceed thus through these parts in the darkness. Here among the short grass blades, Among the busy beetles And the briefly alighting bees, The sensitivities bleat. Souls wounded, but still hanging on At once in repose and contemplative Rising soon, again, I'm sure, To coalesce into corporeal beings And to rage again toward the hills Where all manner of adventures await.
With apologies to Dylan Thomas
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Jan 14, 2017
Jan 14, 2017 at 3:47 PM UTC
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