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Glide through
Glide through ghost of Tangmere The job is done
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The Aztecs and What Should be Done About Them
Many billions of years ago, after the universe was formed, I was the first and the only life form that existed on a planet far, far away from where we are.
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Advent Step 2) ‘But you, Bethlehem, Ephrathah…
Two and a half millenia ago Christ’s coming was foretold,… And so those wise who came from far to find the newborn king, whose star they’d seen, the prophet’s words were told, – went on to Bethlehem with their gold.
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Dad jokes
“Don’t come running to me when you fall out of that tree and break both your legs,” Dad would say whenever he saw me playing in the oak at the end of our garden. He never tired of that joke.
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Vigilante Snake-Eyes
Prophets limp on silver seas Huddled over crutches they remain so blissfully unaware they’d begged for No traction against the inevitable Fall from neither grace nor flooded coffin,
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A Lengthy Death In Dog Years
Chant the chant of the undesirable Bleat the cornrow nocturne over the fields Strike mortal terror into the secret hearts of the most commonplace warlords
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The Monkey Speaks The Same Mind As The Hanging Man
The animal terminology of a mental savage forms from the rubble its projections left too far behind to ever fully appreciate; Taking to social convention
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Memories
Memories P K Routray Past incidents are aptly forgotten but some remain in memory Some are cherished, some are not but all tell the past story Some memories are always Intriguing and act funny
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HER FAVORITE COLOR'S BEIGE
ecru brute ?
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Confused
If only I wasn't so confused I'd give you a piece of my mind But I can't work all this out myself So to harangue would be unkind
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knock knock knock
shall so you will be opposite to you and me plenty a words long a sewn across a stone where lies a loon knock you so the door upon waking up the leprecaun stay so thy hand run afar
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Like a Fire
thrusting at barrier walls in an attempt to still angry waters
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As a Thief
buildings crumble and windows break
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Stars (and so on...)
Tatoos on the dark arms of the night A ferris wheel of terrifying fires Seeds scattered for dreams to feed on Bulbs planted in the overhead deep Passengers thrown overboard in a storm
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Lonie36
back on track Pia. I think?
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The Immigration Problem
It was 6.30 a.m. when I was woken by a hammering on my door. I quickly dressed and shouted for Alun to come in. He was clearly agitated and refused to sit while I made us both coffee.
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Cartography
I write best when I use a fountain pen For then I can best map the rivers of blue (better than black). The eyebrows of ink arching the i's Stroking the t's. As the vein-blue capillaries sink
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Warlord
A mercenary, he travelled the land, a sword for hire. Whoever paid enough gold would find a living legend fighting in their army, pushing the men to victory by just his very presence.
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Impero
From a class. It's inspired by Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, and partially based off New York City. It's also part of a "world establishing" thing I'm doing for some writing I plan on doing eventually.
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Nothing More
When first you saw me snuff-fuzzy, limp-eyed and first I saw you woe-bedraggled, pain-scoured we knew that two clouds only would converge in great communion to dissipate thereafter
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