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A Walk in the Quiet Night Tonight, footfall is gone, All focusing minds Walled up in rooms, Boxed within non Engagement lines. Government brooms Sweep up citizens Like confetti put Away in its box. Neat under a lens; Viewed as soot Or an earth staining pox From the silent high. The trees now sleep, Yet an earth wide call To arms is surely nigh. The ape age may seep Away, the potential stall And the Great Planter May choose again; Something less destructive. So it may please Her To watch the pain rain A little while on the obstructive.
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Dec 19, 2020
Dec 19, 2020 at 1:36 PM UTC
A Walk in the Quiet Night
A Walk in the Quiet Night Tonight, footfall is gone, All focusing minds Walled up in rooms, Boxed within non Engagement lines. Government brooms Sweep up citizens Like confetti put Away in its box. Neat under a lens; Viewed as soot Or an earth staining pox From the silent high. The trees now sleep, Yet an earth wide call To arms is surely nigh. The ape age may seep Away, the potential stall And the Great Planter May choose again; Something less destructive. So it may please Her To watch the pain rain A little while on the obstructive.
The-Sea-Sage
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Dec 19, 2020
Dec 19, 2020 at 1:36 PM UTC
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