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By avenues vague and secret, visited by devils and regret, whither the Wraith of Manes stands firm and tall and reigns, thither in the dark acres stead; and like a vapor inside my head, lingers there to haunt and spread. Abysmal troughs and a great deluge, and rifts, and dens, and silva's huge, with silhouette's none can recover for the weeps that pour all over; ridges plunging into Nevermore, into waters devoid of any shore; swells that spasmodically aspire, upsurging in welkins full of fire. For in my soul regrets are legion, but it's an irenic and placid region- because the wraith which did haunt, is now seen as wispy, thin, and gaunt. I wend my way straight through him, and I refuse to ever again view him. The Wraith of Manes is now banished, from terrible dreams, now vanished.
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 11:41 PM UTC
The Awakening
By avenues vague and secret, visited by devils and regret, whither the Wraith of Manes stands firm and tall and reigns, thither in the dark acres stead; and like a vapor inside my head, lingers there to haunt and spread. Abysmal troughs and a great deluge, and rifts, and dens, and silva's huge, with silhouette's none can recover for the weeps that pour all over; ridges plunging into Nevermore, into waters devoid of any shore; swells that spasmodically aspire, upsurging in welkins full of fire. For in my soul regrets are legion, but it's an irenic and placid region- because the wraith which did haunt, is now seen as wispy, thin, and gaunt. I wend my way straight through him, and I refuse to ever again view him. The Wraith of Manes is now banished, from terrible dreams, now vanished.
jamie-l-cantore
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 11:41 PM UTC
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