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( Sonnet ) Good deer are gracing the trees, Take communion in handed leaf, Touch the soils with loving hoof, In the tabernacles of the wood. The owl cries for all souls eternal, Deep in the shrouds of the vernal That drape the newly born dying, Beneath the solemn owls' crying. And songbird has a psalm unread, A parable in the twining branches, Gifts of song foist lanyards of crop Dear in old forest, this offered sup. As blood seeping deep in the wood, Sky washes away those who stood. .
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 10:39 PM UTC
Deep in the Wood
( Sonnet ) Good deer are gracing the trees, Take communion in handed leaf, Touch the soils with loving hoof, In the tabernacles of the wood. The owl cries for all souls eternal, Deep in the shrouds of the vernal That drape the newly born dying, Beneath the solemn owls' crying. And songbird has a psalm unread, A parable in the twining branches, Gifts of song foist lanyards of crop Dear in old forest, this offered sup. As blood seeping deep in the wood, Sky washes away those who stood. .
ormond
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 10:39 PM UTC
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