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Keeper Of The Wind. Who goes there says I out loud But there came no answer to my silly question But the wind kept rattling itself outside and came in through each smallest crack And I stood there so silently thinking who was it that just moaned And out it came A vapor that stunk of rotted old cheese And I slumped over myself for I could not stand being consumed by this over offensive odor And I grew ever so queasy inside of the deepest part of me And it growled out at me that nasty oldest thing that now grew ever so tall in front of me And he snickered out loud and he said in the gruffest voice I am the master of the wind The oldest survivor of all things And you are now of me And I was hurled forward deep within that humanless being until I was never more. jo.
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 2:38 PM UTC
Keeper Of The Wind.
Keeper Of The Wind. Who goes there says I out loud But there came no answer to my silly question But the wind kept rattling itself outside and came in through each smallest crack And I stood there so silently thinking who was it that just moaned And out it came A vapor that stunk of rotted old cheese And I slumped over myself for I could not stand being consumed by this over offensive odor And I grew ever so queasy inside of the deepest part of me And it growled out at me that nasty oldest thing that now grew ever so tall in front of me And he snickered out loud and he said in the gruffest voice I am the master of the wind The oldest survivor of all things And you are now of me And I was hurled forward deep within that humanless being until I was never more. jo.
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 2:38 PM UTC
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