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In turpentine the bubbles blow
Wand’ring vibrant pastel show
What daring soul would then, perchance,
Go rush that last forbidden dance?
Alternating boughs of gears
Whisp’ring all of happy years
Float by tinkering wistful tales
Checkmarked full of loathsome wails
To think? Nay, they say to dream
Of what beasts then should never seem
Lovely arching bells writ “Please!
Bookkeeper, keep the books with ease!”
Display not your honored rite
Have it lay with fine print’s light
Flit on, flit off that neighbored metal
And heed the deft tones of the kettle
- Title: Bronze
- Artist: Hiei_0317
- Description: A poem I wrote a little while back. Please leave comments!!! Any thoughts on it that you have, any at all, I'll be more than willing to here. Thanks~
- Date: 07/08/2011
- Tags: bronze poem worldwarii
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