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Rain fell in commotions— The birds would have none of it, The moon bellowed in ghostly white, Faced in the sprite, ringing indifference Of low fading stars, trees in posted dark Scratched the grasslands of the fallen Firmaments and the small creatures That are holed up in days, scurried With the creep of night and moan Of oceans slide, mangled clouds Clutched the murky burn of sky And smallish eyes everywhen Shuddered in the frosts Of a shuttering rose.
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 9:31 PM UTC
All Hallows' Eve
Rain fell in commotions— The birds would have none of it, The moon bellowed in ghostly white, Faced in the sprite, ringing indifference Of low fading stars, trees in posted dark Scratched the grasslands of the fallen Firmaments and the small creatures That are holed up in days, scurried With the creep of night and moan Of oceans slide, mangled clouds Clutched the murky burn of sky And smallish eyes everywhen Shuddered in the frosts Of a shuttering rose.
ormond
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 9:31 PM UTC
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