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Luck of the draw, Lucked out from flaws, Lucky is the breaking mirror. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose wind had brought her nearer To the black cat, The camp of bats, The magpie who points destination To a rainbow through a latter While chirping present ticks in fascination. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose vision couldn’t be clearer. She saw the birds fly west, then east; She saw the trail the ****** left On its rampant quest to feast On flesh, on glass, on salt, on past Memories of serendipity And the seven years of misery The mirror lost, all at the cost Of pondering his love. Its ink would run, and pages dry, Its eyes would trace a butterfly Of clouds of clay and molded slates And the most impressive of junior art. But it all mattered not, For despite where was the start- The broken reflection Only showed a tattered angel.. with four wings- How lucky to find a Clover here- To have been seen by a Clover here- To have been seen.
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Oct 9, 2024
Oct 9, 2024 at 2:20 PM UTC
Negaheptaphobia
Luck of the draw, Lucked out from flaws, Lucky is the breaking mirror. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose wind had brought her nearer To the black cat, The camp of bats, The magpie who points destination To a rainbow through a latter While chirping present ticks in fascination. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose vision couldn’t be clearer. She saw the birds fly west, then east; She saw the trail the ****** left On its rampant quest to feast On flesh, on glass, on salt, on past Memories of serendipity And the seven years of misery The mirror lost, all at the cost Of pondering his love. Its ink would run, and pages dry, Its eyes would trace a butterfly Of clouds of clay and molded slates And the most impressive of junior art. But it all mattered not, For despite where was the start- The broken reflection Only showed a tattered angel.. with four wings- How lucky to find a Clover here- To have been seen by a Clover here- To have been seen.
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Oct 9, 2024
Oct 9, 2024 at 2:20 PM UTC
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