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The great clocktower stand dilapidated Grinding, churning, clicking and creaking As the thick black clouds cover the dim moon The evening is silent Save for the calls Of distant treacherous birds The bell tolls at midnight Gently swaying the flames of candles Within the upper rooms of the tower As the bell slows The candles go out one by one As if a sentient breeze passed through Until they were but wisps of smoke Swirling beneath a fading moon Never to be lit again
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 3:50 PM UTC
The Empyrean Clocktower
The great clocktower stand dilapidated Grinding, churning, clicking and creaking As the thick black clouds cover the dim moon The evening is silent Save for the calls Of distant treacherous birds The bell tolls at midnight Gently swaying the flames of candles Within the upper rooms of the tower As the bell slows The candles go out one by one As if a sentient breeze passed through Until they were but wisps of smoke Swirling beneath a fading moon Never to be lit again
hadrian-veska
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 3:50 PM UTC
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