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Over the muttering, a sputtering candle is down to the quick Flashing and flickering, the wick goes out Rumbling skies threaten with scowling fingers of unappeased gods Grey hairs curling in rage at eviction from Olympus The sky then screams in a tumultuous rage: A sacrifice is dire and desperately needed. A maiden-green tree implores to above, silently surrendering still arches as she kneels in the earth, longer than any man has lived. Cleaved by a fissure of light from something dark and then a tremdous clap, thundering and thrashing the towering tree, goes down, face flat. A mother to decay she will become. The rain drums into the humming hills, running down the mountainside. It ruthlessly rushes tearing away grainy earth, bouncing and bubbling in crevices galore, turning all green and lush in an awakening as old as age. The hills inhale blue and green. Buds will flower, petals will die but an end to all is not nigh
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 9:41 PM UTC
Whiffling Wood
Over the muttering, a sputtering candle is down to the quick Flashing and flickering, the wick goes out Rumbling skies threaten with scowling fingers of unappeased gods Grey hairs curling in rage at eviction from Olympus The sky then screams in a tumultuous rage: A sacrifice is dire and desperately needed. A maiden-green tree implores to above, silently surrendering still arches as she kneels in the earth, longer than any man has lived. Cleaved by a fissure of light from something dark and then a tremdous clap, thundering and thrashing the towering tree, goes down, face flat. A mother to decay she will become. The rain drums into the humming hills, running down the mountainside. It ruthlessly rushes tearing away grainy earth, bouncing and bubbling in crevices galore, turning all green and lush in an awakening as old as age. The hills inhale blue and green. Buds will flower, petals will die but an end to all is not nigh
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 9:41 PM UTC
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