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I gaze into the distance, silhouettes of cranes stand elegantly on crystal water. Behind me, moonlit mountains crouch with their caves and rocks. And the spirits, charged atoms, flutter with the wind. Beneath me, only hope, immortal like Styx cracked beckoning as I cross to that other time. I search for my dreams, one lost between dark branches. But in vain; battle, battle, clammer, gather, go, I am still…. To fall into the rupturing sky. -milly and jonte
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Jan 26, 2013
Jan 26, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
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I gaze into the distance, silhouettes of cranes stand elegantly on crystal water. Behind me, moonlit mountains crouch with their caves and rocks. And the spirits, charged atoms, flutter with the wind. Beneath me, only hope, immortal like Styx cracked beckoning as I cross to that other time. I search for my dreams, one lost between dark branches. But in vain; battle, battle, clammer, gather, go, I am still…. To fall into the rupturing sky. -milly and jonte
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Jan 26, 2013
Jan 26, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
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