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What precious stones have fallen to ripple through the unknown. A wilderness of insects, the minute exactness of wing intricacy tick ticks in the undergrowth. In grass by the footprints of man the whole world has grown around sure infant heels, its earthy shadow lingers as first perceptions of death are weaved gently into fables, stroking our children's sacred brow wisely with sorrow - Where did Grandpa really go? Yet on the fringe of morning, the shrinking world falling back around our footprints - They wonder with reason, posing their first questions of God.
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 3:26 PM UTC
First perceptions of death
What precious stones have fallen to ripple through the unknown. A wilderness of insects, the minute exactness of wing intricacy tick ticks in the undergrowth. In grass by the footprints of man the whole world has grown around sure infant heels, its earthy shadow lingers as first perceptions of death are weaved gently into fables, stroking our children's sacred brow wisely with sorrow - Where did Grandpa really go? Yet on the fringe of morning, the shrinking world falling back around our footprints - They wonder with reason, posing their first questions of God.
Laniatus
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 3:26 PM UTC
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