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Author: Anjeni Windsinger
Fiction Rated: K - English - Poetry - Reviews: 4 - Published: 12-16-04 - Updated: 12-16-04 - id:1784471

… and thou could still heareth thy melody on the rocks—

violins were the biography of your life;

& you painted death in shades of white and black;

never running off the line or missing a note;

you persevered until the angels wept

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colours were a children’s innocence;

lilies never swayed to your songs;

you, the water-bearer, suffered of thirst;

your ashes are still here

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& so blood stains the tears of the cold;

I still remember the echoes of the words you lost;

your paintbrushes drip red since you left;

and I can’t find your turpentine...


I started this with the word 'endurance' in mind. I am aware of the grammatical errors - except for the first line, where I pretty much guessed.


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