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Flies in the haze morning sputter and splay. Water drops from leaves rolling with the blown Blades. The windy whoo of the owls fade, Blue buried eyes cradled in the hollow Trees, the swamps seeker is quietly rustled, Wings of panoply, spangle-speckle the wind, Over the flames of autumn, talons thistle, Crown the dominion of the fall, fade in Sporting meadows colour, till the dive, Balm of field, marsh, all ignites. Lever pale Winds finger through the leaves gravely And rake as you raid, shoulders that burning vale, Casualties of insect, the lemming song sings Mouse and vole flash, dark, sparkles the clearing.
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Mar 31, 2013
Mar 31, 2013 at 1:17 PM UTC
Kestrel
Flies in the haze morning sputter and splay. Water drops from leaves rolling with the blown Blades. The windy whoo of the owls fade, Blue buried eyes cradled in the hollow Trees, the swamps seeker is quietly rustled, Wings of panoply, spangle-speckle the wind, Over the flames of autumn, talons thistle, Crown the dominion of the fall, fade in Sporting meadows colour, till the dive, Balm of field, marsh, all ignites. Lever pale Winds finger through the leaves gravely And rake as you raid, shoulders that burning vale, Casualties of insect, the lemming song sings Mouse and vole flash, dark, sparkles the clearing.
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Mar 31, 2013
Mar 31, 2013 at 1:17 PM UTC
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