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Cupping candles on the open landscape, marching to the heartbeat of the earth, head hung low I hold the empty plate that carries my last meal, the vanished mirth I knew before the terrible black promise of days that have been too long in the night. I know I will not see the fabled summit. A phosphorous reminder of the light, Solemn-eyed the moon proclaims my doom, my quiet song on this unhappy moor, as I who move from chaos into gloom light candles and bring darkness to the world. If I could find within this grave omission the fortitude of strength to stay the hand that trembles with an urge to amputation on the backdoor of tomorrow where I stand How I would walk then as the need arises and before the looming mountain make my plea as far away the sun it blithely rises, but I do not think that it will rise for me. I do not think that it will rise for me.
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 8:09 PM UTC
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Cupping candles on the open landscape, marching to the heartbeat of the earth, head hung low I hold the empty plate that carries my last meal, the vanished mirth I knew before the terrible black promise of days that have been too long in the night. I know I will not see the fabled summit. A phosphorous reminder of the light, Solemn-eyed the moon proclaims my doom, my quiet song on this unhappy moor, as I who move from chaos into gloom light candles and bring darkness to the world. If I could find within this grave omission the fortitude of strength to stay the hand that trembles with an urge to amputation on the backdoor of tomorrow where I stand How I would walk then as the need arises and before the looming mountain make my plea as far away the sun it blithely rises, but I do not think that it will rise for me. I do not think that it will rise for me.
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 8:09 PM UTC
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