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the dusty repetitions dull and flashing down, down the far descending paths what became, what became of the fiery gaze piercing through thickets stifling, words shuffled upon hesitance as the last foot falls echoed through the quiet lands, where the grass grew into golden straws and once tranquil heavens now streaked like a zebra's hide, wispy clouds flashing of terrible lightening strikes as fireflies rumbles across the morning skies, bathed in the slant of yellow light I step far into the past where the hands were still unspoiled and now I rejoice with the bluejays and dashing salmons fighting a rigid tide, don't, don't I know what may transpire to see of the days which my breath can release without the weight of a helpless fear to seize
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 9:28 PM UTC
to seize
the dusty repetitions dull and flashing down, down the far descending paths what became, what became of the fiery gaze piercing through thickets stifling, words shuffled upon hesitance as the last foot falls echoed through the quiet lands, where the grass grew into golden straws and once tranquil heavens now streaked like a zebra's hide, wispy clouds flashing of terrible lightening strikes as fireflies rumbles across the morning skies, bathed in the slant of yellow light I step far into the past where the hands were still unspoiled and now I rejoice with the bluejays and dashing salmons fighting a rigid tide, don't, don't I know what may transpire to see of the days which my breath can release without the weight of a helpless fear to seize
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 9:28 PM UTC
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