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"An eerie nightsong"
  by Tiku


The slice of the stale Moon
Oozing blood at the edge of a cloud
Paints terror in the staid night;
Witches roam the eerie graveyards
To feed on the blemished souls;
Stars cling to fronds and leaves
Being afraid of the blood
Of the Sun, slaughtered
On the other side of the hill;
The heart rending bawls inside
The ruins of an unconquered fort
Mourns the valour of daunting army.
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Date Submitted: Oct 09, 2009 (01:14 PM)
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comment icon  COMMENTS (3)
  ndependent
11/14/09 (01:32 PM) 
Yeah I agree the imagery, on this piece was out of this world!! Love it!

  BrEeZyWrOtE
10/25/09 (02:05 PM) 
Very very eerie but very beautiful all the same. The imagery is mesmerizing

  The Clinician
10/18/09 (09:37 PM) 
You have an awesome imagination. I like this unorthodox display. It doesn\'t follow any rules yet it makes since. Feeling the vibe of this one. Peace and much love to ya.

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