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Greet the days	A
greet the moon	B
gather the stars	C
Man is not at one with himself	D
collars the infidel ways of his	E
race under pressure domes of widening silence	F
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I scan the horizon barely cognizant	G
of the metallic bits that pierce	H
the night's crown no	I
jewelled orb stabs this queen's spectre	J
I am running and lost ever slow	I
to breech this reasoning	K
	-
Honeysuckle mist with armfuls	H
of orange lilies with scent stronger	J
than the carriage needed in their gathering	K
	-
Place the constellations upon their heads	H
the colour so transcends	H
And then there are the bludgeoned	L
stars fallen into the eyes of	M
my farmhouse scene	N
The sphinx moth that darns the night	O
with her acrobatics escapes the wreath	P
of troubled moon that places about	Q
her proboscised head	R
Let her stone the night in peace	H
feel palpitations on her ocean breast	S
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The darting of stone cracks in fissures	H
along the causeway to the stonehouse	H
is certain and sure	T
A definite mood projects	H
the starling tunnels	H
forlorn now with limpid darkness	H
crushed lavender from the pews	H
of thoughtful night	O
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There are armfuls of crushed bats	H
in the passageway to my heart	U
each reeking with squeals	H
to alarm the most frightened princess	H
Only one has stained the pass key	V
and I must find her	J
	-
A toad abides the thoughtful recess	H
broken under the wall	W
He is a good toad and mourns	H
the night creaking from the river bed	R
A monster dragon to the insects	H
making a living near the light	O
a source of amused contempt to lepidoptrists	H
squeezing the eye's circle	X
pressing her to release her giddy charms	H
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At morning skeletal remains	H
shall stain the blighted chain mood collector toad moth	Y
but for now only the night buzzes with alarm	Z
cracking her secrets with each tiny monster	J
hurled at light's intrusion into dark	A2
	-
Perchance I shall narrow	I
down the divide position alarms	H
remind myself I am inured to the	B2
mood scent that mans this cosmic bandwagon	C2
I hold up flowers to remind me	V
light escapes through jelly	V
and that rare LUMINESCENCE exists only	V
in lost bat chambers	H
buried deep near the recesses	H
of the snake	D2
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The cry of havoc	E2
all those armfuls of collapsed lilies	H
breaking under the toil of enforced handshakes	H
leaves me like a broken lamp	F2
I have no more shades to patch	G2
the plinths or barricade my heart	U
I have left my love on bended knee	V
in a land I choose to forget	H2

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