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The gleaming pair of crimson red eyes reflect nothing but suffering. While it's true that those sulfur feathers take flight, tear holes in the wind, and pierce the night sky, it's only to get your attention. Does he have your attention? He knows he has your attention. From branch to branch he stares, learns, stalks, and casts doubt into your impressionable acumen. You know nothing, and nothing is his forte. You haven't caught up, but those infinite pools of blood are headed your way. Don't be afraid, don't scurry, don't cry; By the end of the night, you'll have seen all, and you'll be just another in the crimson tide.
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 12:20 PM UTC
The Raven
The gleaming pair of crimson red eyes reflect nothing but suffering. While it's true that those sulfur feathers take flight, tear holes in the wind, and pierce the night sky, it's only to get your attention. Does he have your attention? He knows he has your attention. From branch to branch he stares, learns, stalks, and casts doubt into your impressionable acumen. You know nothing, and nothing is his forte. You haven't caught up, but those infinite pools of blood are headed your way. Don't be afraid, don't scurry, don't cry; By the end of the night, you'll have seen all, and you'll be just another in the crimson tide.
A homage to the late, great Edgar Allan Poe
MichaelWalker
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 12:20 PM UTC
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