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Conduits in a guarded hall The millions of souls singing in unison Of a similar silence of not fulfilling their vows The music dances in the canopy of mosaic Vicars garner sanguine spirits with a dance that sings Old castles have inscriptions of the dead And sagely spirits that haunt these very verses Through these conduits run the blood of religion Only the monks seem to be silent about it all
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Jun 30, 2019
Jun 30, 2019 at 5:59 PM UTC
The Renaissance People
Conduits in a guarded hall The millions of souls singing in unison Of a similar silence of not fulfilling their vows The music dances in the canopy of mosaic Vicars garner sanguine spirits with a dance that sings Old castles have inscriptions of the dead And sagely spirits that haunt these very verses Through these conduits run the blood of religion Only the monks seem to be silent about it all
Doughty is a persevering Old English word. Its earliest form was "dyhtig," but early on the vowel changed and the word became "dohtig." That was probably due to influence from a related Old English word, dohte, meaning "had worth."
aditya-roy
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28/M/New Delhi, India
Jun 30, 2019
Jun 30, 2019 at 5:59 PM UTC
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