iii. AND WE GLIMPSE MOTHER NATURE

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And the roses have overgrown,
dancing the mark of blood.

Whilst the violets have collapsed,
causing the banks to flood.

So soft, and sire your eyes to watch.

Watch; as the riverbanks overflow upon the sine,
while the skies tumble down the mountain's tine.

Watch; as the trees quake and quiver and jeer,
while the vines attest against the serpent's sneer.

Watch; as the wanderer dances into depression,
while the murderer moves to his confession.

Watch; as the evening glare chooses to bustle,
for midnight to midday has tussled.

Because as the apex of the apocalypse nears,
so do the looming eyes in which mirth layers.

And here we stand, flamed by our fears,
from the predators as we send our silent prayers.

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