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Let me introduce to you, HP, AB! My MUse The one who've seen my unspoken truth She was my shot to the blue moon that hit The pig that grew wings and flew My albino crow That one moon who heard the wolf's howl She's my warmth even when hell froze over The dragons of Cressida Cowell The celebration day of Saint Never's The rising sun in the West My rainbow unicorn Even the salt lightens and glows The rain of leaves from the oak The donkey on top of a blossoming flagpole Hers is the bite marks of hen On my hairy palm The wind caught on my net The calves dancing on ice You can hear the cow cough And see the snake smoke The crawfish' whistle from up the mountain echoes While the long-haired frog croaked She's my improbable My impossible My fantasy Now a reality So let me introduce to you The reason why my fingers are poet-blocked no more The proof that broken hearts can still start anew Beat again, and open a new door
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Nov 6, 2019
Nov 6, 2019 at 7:39 PM UTC
INTRO!
Let me introduce to you, HP, AB! My MUse The one who've seen my unspoken truth She was my shot to the blue moon that hit The pig that grew wings and flew My albino crow That one moon who heard the wolf's howl She's my warmth even when hell froze over The dragons of Cressida Cowell The celebration day of Saint Never's The rising sun in the West My rainbow unicorn Even the salt lightens and glows The rain of leaves from the oak The donkey on top of a blossoming flagpole Hers is the bite marks of hen On my hairy palm The wind caught on my net The calves dancing on ice You can hear the cow cough And see the snake smoke The crawfish' whistle from up the mountain echoes While the long-haired frog croaked She's my improbable My impossible My fantasy Now a reality So let me introduce to you The reason why my fingers are poet-blocked no more The proof that broken hearts can still start anew Beat again, and open a new door
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Nov 6, 2019
Nov 6, 2019 at 7:39 PM UTC
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