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My eyes look up to the sky    To see The clouds twirling with the wind. A new shade of grey is displayed every time Ribbons of thunderous clouds roll by Two dragon flies collide   On this August night They drunkenly hover near one another I hear their tiny giggles Then like a bolt of lightning, they fly away to hide What appeared to be a dove in the air Has transformed into a vulture More ghastly than his mangy feathers Is his cold stare He has landed on the tallest grave, He patrols the rolling hills Made of endless tomb stones Each one beholding a lost loved ones name
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Jul 31, 2017
Jul 31, 2017 at 12:50 AM UTC
graveyard poem
My eyes look up to the sky    To see The clouds twirling with the wind. A new shade of grey is displayed every time Ribbons of thunderous clouds roll by Two dragon flies collide   On this August night They drunkenly hover near one another I hear their tiny giggles Then like a bolt of lightning, they fly away to hide What appeared to be a dove in the air Has transformed into a vulture More ghastly than his mangy feathers Is his cold stare He has landed on the tallest grave, He patrols the rolling hills Made of endless tomb stones Each one beholding a lost loved ones name
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Jul 31, 2017
Jul 31, 2017 at 12:50 AM UTC
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