Tressington Lounds
By horsetrader
Fri, 24 May 2013
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'Cross empty veldt a lonesome nomad roams
And grey stone shadow cries its last contempt
‘Neath sullen skies and wilted onion bones
With ruined sconce and buckled implement
A portioned relic morbid to the last
Once cordoned here the runnels of its way
To cry withal and shelter from the blast -
Remembrance quits the brighter strands of day.
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I am an Americano! This
I am an Americano! This beckons to the Wild West frontier on the Great Plains. I love the personification of the old, dry bone. I feel its pain and degradation!
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