MORIUVENAL (IN THE LIMELIGHT): DRAMATIC SHOW OF DEFENESTRATION
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Ongoing, First published Aug 05, 2020
How recondite those beings are?
They're ne'er unready for the dawn at all
Internal landscape; vacant scar
A vast depression very natural

The honeyed childish, it will rain
And fertilize our sickly land
Desintegrating, every grain
Helps this sick land get once more grand

Old soul beneath a cherry tree
A dirty longing so vile nurture
Natural vehemence won't free
The surveillance of a swift vulture

It's about time to view get rife
Indigo auspice'll dilute soon
To lastly show the setting life
And the occult phase of the moon.
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