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Iambic Pentameter --- 2025 January 06

 

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I lift and rise to being chased, pops half-way, till full, beamed round-faced, a fire host heightened its facade, casting daylight shadows abroad. Cool Earth plunged hot by its keeper, heat courses like the Grim Reaper, smiles at darkness to wait its turn, up curve tidied, noon loses yearn. Orange turns red, claws at purple, white flagged as dusk makes a hurtle, a gloaming rhythms the musing sphere, like one tied to tracks, locked in fear. Named twilight as some light appears, though hour triggers those tryst affairs, calm ruse warmth as limbs fuss about, caught midnight streams like baited trout. A night dips mid-Cherub's flirting, their chariot horses fleeing, while the golden sentinel rides, as the solitaire lift comprised. A new task surround, maneuvers, seers illume become producers, hail a whole new year of seasons, first, until last, filled with reasons. The lead round about the bodies, as they spin on stage like follies, glows revue as savory hams, marooned its taste just like PB Jams. Bittersweet, as they realigned, lead pars best swept the rest, resigned, equinox and solstice charted, psyche chose, and rookies parted. A decisive planet divides, segregation always collides, closets partitioned a household, Edens knowledge, they were paroled. As a classroom globe builds up dust, while folks roam about, make a fuss, intellect cleans a tarnished steel, greens will entomb them 'ere they kneel.

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