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Weeds
the
winter of history whistles
and flurries around us
weeds
over-grow
the mauled crumbling of the heart
a husk of desolation
cast
off
as in our brute days
and
grief
doth not weave
the tissue of tears
nor sorrow ourify
but
lies with me in memory
as the years distance themselves
the flight of wild white swans
through the scudding clouds
caverns of the mind
bleak, bleak as dreams
dark,
dark, dark,
dark amidst the blaze of noon
and
ice-white hounds let slip
with rage red teeth come hot from hell
eyes ablaze with hunger
cells
of darkness
divide and multiply
gather unseen like birds
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