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Quickened by wonder, my mind asunder,
The empyrean speaks to me.
Alas the frightful, yet, calming insightful,
A disposition, free from apathy.
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Move along, with the descending silver grey.
Winding round, with the softest sound.
You can barely see, the colorless branches,
The longing silhouettes,
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She spills through, with light and with stone. 
Locking down - all within the empty scale. 
Remembering what we scatter,
Impervious to the drumming; the driving willful chord.
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4.

I'll slide into place the stones by the shore.
Cut with precision in decision,
Against the crests,
Against their roar.
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We ask, what sanctions this,
With the sun over waters,
Rewriting dictates from fortune's mirror,
After the healing, after the storm.
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Taken in hand,
And moulded to form,
A winter's scene still and heavy,
A journey wild,
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This wistful is cold within the sunless rain,
Unlike you dear Phoenix, who arose from pain.

Warm from the ashes, now sovereign with desire,
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8.

Why, in our weakest and loneliest hour,
With the hands of the clock; No audience,
Does the path seem so clear through a blur of tears?
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Take my hand,
You beautiful and crippled one.
Caught within this emotional starlight,
Betwixt the peaceful heavens above,
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So this, is the elusive.
The cause, the goal.
It always is,
Drawing all, to itself.
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Bliss we are in your arrival,
Rivers of Venus; ensure our survival.

Parched shores of this destitute land,
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12.

I am still, now,
Admits my endless turning.
There is no fear.
There is no end.
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Have you ever been surrounded, by the sweetest of lights?
Not of the visible, and magnificent splendor,
Rather a touch of grace, while blind, to the most beatific of sights,
Oh how it vivifies the hopeful, I wish to engender.
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Lead us away from the centrifuge of soul,
Allow us to drift,
Through the tomb of decision,
In acceptance of the unachievable goal.
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Laying in the sands of such salient need,
We let slip the oceanic,
A want to fortune,
So we bleed.
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16.

Although I cannot see your face,
Or speak the name to calm this storm,
By this desolate reflection, now,
You exist,
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Vespertine

Quickened by wonder, my mind asunder,
The empyrean speaks to me.
Alas the frightful, yet, calming insightful,
A disposition, free from apathy.

Why always in twilight, the gentle encroaching night,
Do blights of torment, find sympathy.
To emancipation, by an act of aberration,
For a moment, my sins are free.

Perhaps Selene, in her smile so serene,
Pardons the fool, with amnesty.
To be silent and embrace, what leaves no trace,
Disturbs not, this rapture in me.

In the midst of alone, forthcoming I condone,
What the day would not let me see,
Unforetold pleasure, within such colorless treasure,
Bequeathed in stillness, I can finally be.

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