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On Mulish Eardrums I Pound This Note
Before morning sun was dressed for the day, the white noise came and shook the darkness, like swells swinging ships on the French Passage, cargo ships before the engine was pulled from the womb of modernization Before the day break open the citadel of night, leaving weak traces of dark shadows in small crevices, the darkness was crowned with gold and diamonds – stars gazing on eastern isles The sand storms came from Arabia and we walked with our eyes closed The Atlantic rocked ships like noisy babies, the white surge broke like whips, pushing salt in our wounds, and we prayed to the God we’ve forgotten, but he must allow our curse to come to pass, it was written of us Souls were thrown in the locker, as we were dragged westward On rigid eardrums I play this song
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