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We feel ourselves rogue and peasant slaves - In that is no disgust. Collectively yet to have been stripped of Our formalities, plunged into fiction, devoid of normality - An undiscovered country, if you must. We doze cosy in dreams of passion Where space and silence nudges pens; they bleed. Though liquidity stiffens Flair and genius warm the air Assuming a pleasing shape, indeed. We weep under a broken voice When seas of trouble rise to strike us down. Remorseless - how can it pause to pick and choose? Treacherous - anxiety bedevils our news But temporary, false is its crown. When we think or moan, twiddle thumbs or disengage, There is nothing, not even tears, that dares to drown our stage.
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Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 4:29 PM UTC
Elsinore's Quarantine
We feel ourselves rogue and peasant slaves - In that is no disgust. Collectively yet to have been stripped of Our formalities, plunged into fiction, devoid of normality - An undiscovered country, if you must. We doze cosy in dreams of passion Where space and silence nudges pens; they bleed. Though liquidity stiffens Flair and genius warm the air Assuming a pleasing shape, indeed. We weep under a broken voice When seas of trouble rise to strike us down. Remorseless - how can it pause to pick and choose? Treacherous - anxiety bedevils our news But temporary, false is its crown. When we think or moan, twiddle thumbs or disengage, There is nothing, not even tears, that dares to drown our stage.
alicewthrly
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17/F/North Yorkshire, UK
Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 4:29 PM UTC
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