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I can’t see my face As it is drowned out By obsidian mirrors. The torch is passed on By gold hooded monks Illuminating curtains. The moon's seven eyes Blazing emerald, Steal the iris of the sun Hide the squalid tree ‘Neath the Kevlar cloth. Infinity spins on tip Of quilting needles Knitted by the words Of the god of the Raven. The river divides To the left and right Ivory towers o’erlook The cat tail junction. Soundless chords echoed Echoed Echoed, echoed Echoed Into whiskey soaked sponges.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 11:43 PM UTC
The Eighth Day
I can’t see my face As it is drowned out By obsidian mirrors. The torch is passed on By gold hooded monks Illuminating curtains. The moon's seven eyes Blazing emerald, Steal the iris of the sun Hide the squalid tree ‘Neath the Kevlar cloth. Infinity spins on tip Of quilting needles Knitted by the words Of the god of the Raven. The river divides To the left and right Ivory towers o’erlook The cat tail junction. Soundless chords echoed Echoed Echoed, echoed Echoed Into whiskey soaked sponges.
austin-mosher
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 11:43 PM UTC
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