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Round and round the black tape went, Swaths of it came, and left unbent, Around my wrists, and around his mouth, From back to front, from north to south... Round and round the tape unfurled Spinning and spitting, his lips- they curled! Sneering and snickering, bitterly he yelled, "What good is a God who's secrets don't tell?" While mourning and weeping in this valley of tears, His mighty hands shook with them ancient fears, Tongue wet with wine, lips dry in stutter, He buckled his knees with all faith he could muster... While he, the mournful jeerer lost, Quickly towards the garden rushed, As darkness, nearer and nearer, hushed, Left him to ponder its cost.
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Dec 7, 2013
Dec 7, 2013 at 6:46 AM UTC
Trains to Edinburgh
Round and round the black tape went, Swaths of it came, and left unbent, Around my wrists, and around his mouth, From back to front, from north to south... Round and round the tape unfurled Spinning and spitting, his lips- they curled! Sneering and snickering, bitterly he yelled, "What good is a God who's secrets don't tell?" While mourning and weeping in this valley of tears, His mighty hands shook with them ancient fears, Tongue wet with wine, lips dry in stutter, He buckled his knees with all faith he could muster... While he, the mournful jeerer lost, Quickly towards the garden rushed, As darkness, nearer and nearer, hushed, Left him to ponder its cost.
For CS Lewis.
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Dec 7, 2013
Dec 7, 2013 at 6:46 AM UTC
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