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twelveoone
twelveoone
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In spent fields the ravens glean;
we walk and the black waves pull apart.
"The sunset is coming soon,
what I had I gave to you"
I softly laugh.

"And when the stars come out?"
she laughs,
softer still.

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A dream!
And when the stars go out

ravens feed
on sallow flesh
hung on hollow bones

savour the eyes for last.

twelveoone
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twelveoonetwelveooneover 10 years agoAuthor
if you say so

never bothered to listen to either, and after wasting my time with the Longfellow thing, I just don't feel like bothering here

AnonymousAnonymousover 10 years ago
Ripped from at least 4 cunt-western songs

And when the stars come out at night

I dream of holding' you tight/ Kenny Chesney

Fate deals a hand that we all must play. And when the stars go out. The skies have turned to gray. I'm gonna walk on out/The Damned

LeBrozLeBrozover 16 years ago
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What a macabre vision — love gone and moving on?

TathagataTathagataover 16 years ago
Not sure

about the two " soft" words in the first verse unless, of course, I'm missing something.

"softly laugh / softer still" sounds too " Hallmark" for you.

Second part paints some great images, wide open for interpretation.

For some reason I see a battle field.

Nice work

Bill DadaBill Dadaover 16 years ago
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This is fucking great. No one writes 'em like you.

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