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Twilight

The corn has ripened. With it is the wizened laughter of a Mirthless age, showing ashy teeth Of dappled cowries. A flavescence so bantered by the courage Of wilting bloom! Sadly, sea waves truss the feet of Burning skies, loosening the tongues of beaches, Which, with ague, recline on cold, cringing currents. Old cats mourn the fall of strafed pillars Burrowing through silt-buried kennels re-grassed for the Salutation of new vistas.

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