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To idolise and fantasise of whence Deities wonder. And aperpo of nothing Else, the engaging prospect dwells; a condensing cloud, It begs to ignite. Melodic philosophy after all bequeaths such license and rather, idealises lofty ideals; Relevant. Real. At times, ridiculous; but written nonetheless. Inception sacked lame defences (nature's law-bound birth) Of solace and comfort, In accepting such uncertainty. Schlock festers now, page bound by binds which Tie and plunder. Rich is he whose flacid Resistance entertains this coup. Still - Who will notice?
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
The Shame If Imitation
To idolise and fantasise of whence Deities wonder. And aperpo of nothing Else, the engaging prospect dwells; a condensing cloud, It begs to ignite. Melodic philosophy after all bequeaths such license and rather, idealises lofty ideals; Relevant. Real. At times, ridiculous; but written nonetheless. Inception sacked lame defences (nature's law-bound birth) Of solace and comfort, In accepting such uncertainty. Schlock festers now, page bound by binds which Tie and plunder. Rich is he whose flacid Resistance entertains this coup. Still - Who will notice?
A poem about death.
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Venezia
May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
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