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That statue of a god, with godly state, whose clenching fist and arching back expand to free the thund'rous trident from command, will hold his step and ever warn and wait. That statue of a god dares uncreate that Sculptor of a god, Whose waxen hand, in image of Himself, prepared to stand those ankles, feet, and knees that spell his gait. Gouge out his eyes and skyey senate seat; his absence reassures Us, Men, the stellar blanket warms but nameless moons and stars; that fire that rises from an earthy cellar lends itself and names it solely Ours, so that Our liver is Our own to eat.
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 9:05 PM UTC
For Zeus (Some Say Poseidon)
That statue of a god, with godly state, whose clenching fist and arching back expand to free the thund'rous trident from command, will hold his step and ever warn and wait. That statue of a god dares uncreate that Sculptor of a god, Whose waxen hand, in image of Himself, prepared to stand those ankles, feet, and knees that spell his gait. Gouge out his eyes and skyey senate seat; his absence reassures Us, Men, the stellar blanket warms but nameless moons and stars; that fire that rises from an earthy cellar lends itself and names it solely Ours, so that Our liver is Our own to eat.
edwardalan
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 9:05 PM UTC
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