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Preface: Was it all took a speech? Then there were the threats, then there were the deaths. … Was it all due to S. P memorial? 14 day ago… “Drop drop’ red rain sliding,  In the back street during his morning walk. Father Ian paced steadily, it was a grey morning, early November. Imagined dialogues Occur in mind,  a rendezvous with himself  Hauled suddenly from solitude, 'How now,' Father Ian addressed the empty hall Counting there, 9 times knives  Attacked marks, smelling of burning anger. This was how the school hides indiscriminate ****** “Fight fight?”  against blue pallor, Of hell, and not the fiery part.   'Knives knives,' Father Ian mocked with an Atlas shrug, 'Don't I warn you to stop those ridiculous fables. In silence, they come alive, Of dusted harps or gnawing fear:  Simply tells 'What mission?', questioned from Father Ian,  “Mind as the host, what just epilogue  Would these too hollow to be chased?’ What flawed earth-flesh could cause this saddened pass? 'There sits no higher court Than man's transparent soul’. Attack, Attack, shocked, Father Ian cried 'Can‘t they run and hide, to get inside Like a last storm-crossed leaf?  Best ghost swore to the priest: Why again knives, carried at Paris and Nice?
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Nov 2, 2020
Nov 2, 2020 at 1:32 AM UTC
Imagined Dialogues |Gnawing Fear
Preface: Was it all took a speech? Then there were the threats, then there were the deaths. … Was it all due to S. P memorial? 14 day ago… “Drop drop’ red rain sliding,  In the back street during his morning walk. Father Ian paced steadily, it was a grey morning, early November. Imagined dialogues Occur in mind,  a rendezvous with himself  Hauled suddenly from solitude, 'How now,' Father Ian addressed the empty hall Counting there, 9 times knives  Attacked marks, smelling of burning anger. This was how the school hides indiscriminate ****** “Fight fight?”  against blue pallor, Of hell, and not the fiery part.   'Knives knives,' Father Ian mocked with an Atlas shrug, 'Don't I warn you to stop those ridiculous fables. In silence, they come alive, Of dusted harps or gnawing fear:  Simply tells 'What mission?', questioned from Father Ian,  “Mind as the host, what just epilogue  Would these too hollow to be chased?’ What flawed earth-flesh could cause this saddened pass? 'There sits no higher court Than man's transparent soul’. Attack, Attack, shocked, Father Ian cried 'Can‘t they run and hide, to get inside Like a last storm-crossed leaf?  Best ghost swore to the priest: Why again knives, carried at Paris and Nice?
Dedicated to a set of serial terrorist stablings in France, 2020
AngelXJ
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32/F/London, UK
Nov 2, 2020
Nov 2, 2020 at 1:32 AM UTC
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