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I. the warmth of night makes an unusual gallery a cauldron of leaves spilled on the grid of streets what stirred once, green in the heart could only be tended by a woman or a star atop and apart from all else that came before no more time is granted for all of yesterday, its ripeness, its beaming, to hang more plumply defined than now where so much distance reddens--is it regret? converging behind heart's stone to abode under sleets of snow. II. caught briefly in the eye, these stars and we share intimately the knowledge that each has expired is it that a man must take grief in a certain swagger? or by softness, falling unaffected through the corridor like a whiteness or an absence forgetting
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 4:31 PM UTC
21st of october
I. the warmth of night makes an unusual gallery a cauldron of leaves spilled on the grid of streets what stirred once, green in the heart could only be tended by a woman or a star atop and apart from all else that came before no more time is granted for all of yesterday, its ripeness, its beaming, to hang more plumply defined than now where so much distance reddens--is it regret? converging behind heart's stone to abode under sleets of snow. II. caught briefly in the eye, these stars and we share intimately the knowledge that each has expired is it that a man must take grief in a certain swagger? or by softness, falling unaffected through the corridor like a whiteness or an absence forgetting
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 4:31 PM UTC
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