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A fire lion lays on the rich hue grass, Sitting there by the bough of tree: And sun shine falls for her flaméd tress And wears each flame on her skin-seam: While tempted I am to approach this beast, Who sits there smelting shades o' skin, The eyes of hers are like the very leaf - So swift and keen and fell within: And so I watch from a great distant height, And so she be a star in grass not red, With mane that on her lion could light A spark or flame of emberness.
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Jun 24, 2021
Jun 24, 2021 at 1:22 AM UTC
Fire Lion
A fire lion lays on the rich hue grass, Sitting there by the bough of tree: And sun shine falls for her flaméd tress And wears each flame on her skin-seam: While tempted I am to approach this beast, Who sits there smelting shades o' skin, The eyes of hers are like the very leaf - So swift and keen and fell within: And so I watch from a great distant height, And so she be a star in grass not red, With mane that on her lion could light A spark or flame of emberness.
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22/M/Toronto, Ontario
Jun 24, 2021
Jun 24, 2021 at 1:22 AM UTC
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