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Picking the patterns in frost-bitten lanterns Where the light leans to bide each lost-souled phantom Does the naked eye see the illuminated rings of Saturn? Slipping past airplanes, you're fodder-ridden, head-down Where the sound of darkness echoes like bitter, angry bantam Does each ice-cold stone of Saturn deserve to be in its ring? This is when you find your wing, half-broken, in a sling Hairline fracture, **** that stings This is when you ask yourself, "What does this mean?" End.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 5:56 PM UTC
frostbite
Picking the patterns in frost-bitten lanterns Where the light leans to bide each lost-souled phantom Does the naked eye see the illuminated rings of Saturn? Slipping past airplanes, you're fodder-ridden, head-down Where the sound of darkness echoes like bitter, angry bantam Does each ice-cold stone of Saturn deserve to be in its ring? This is when you find your wing, half-broken, in a sling Hairline fracture, **** that stings This is when you ask yourself, "What does this mean?" End.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 5:56 PM UTC
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