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. A door opens with creaking sounds, inwards to a dark and cool room, untouched for many hundreds of years, barely a flicker lights the gloom. Peeling decoration whispers at a past richly bottled in wealth, now nearly empty except for a curious book upon a shelf. Bound and covered in lizard skin, with words that swim on the pages, shades and shadows cross together, spells cast by the ancient sages. A long bony index finger tracing symbols down an old spine, pre-history condensed in leafs, that unfold through space and time... © Pagan Paul (09/11/19)
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Nov 19, 2019
Nov 19, 2019 at 6:28 AM UTC
Book of The Azuneas (Pt 1)
. A door opens with creaking sounds, inwards to a dark and cool room, untouched for many hundreds of years, barely a flicker lights the gloom. Peeling decoration whispers at a past richly bottled in wealth, now nearly empty except for a curious book upon a shelf. Bound and covered in lizard skin, with words that swim on the pages, shades and shadows cross together, spells cast by the ancient sages. A long bony index finger tracing symbols down an old spine, pre-history condensed in leafs, that unfold through space and time... © Pagan Paul (09/11/19)
. The Azuneas (Ah-thoo-nay-ass), invented by me for this new mystery series of poems. .
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Nov 19, 2019
Nov 19, 2019 at 6:28 AM UTC
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