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A slave to time, you and I.
A slave to time, indeed.
A slave to all the ticking gears
that pry, in full, our needs.
When do we fight the h..
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What hope have we in this growing place,
More than that of a lonely one?
More than just a starving face?
A number of our reeking race..
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A cycled curse of chilling spite.
A wretch'd spell across the land.
A blanket of immortal ice.
A woeful dust of sparkling sand.
When will this d..
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Welcome back, you old, grumpy menace,
I suppose you’re here to do your deed.
But here I warn you, I fight with vengeance
against your dasta..
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There was once a time, my boys, when your strings were good and brown,
And at that time, I always had a smile when I looked down.
Your bases..
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Mr. Van Gogh, did you smile
while you painted seas of shadowy blue?
Were you laughing all the while
while the strokes were stroking fro and to?
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‘Twas the middle of an icy night, and the wind was cutting fast,
and there he stood, cold and shaking, sipping on his flask.
And then he..
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With beautiful eyes of snowy white,
And hands solid like rock and clay.
He began to create the deepest night,
And then came soon a beautiful day...
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A Story by Caleb
With the old, fuzzy bristles of his goatee pressed softly against the cold metal of the weathered harmonica, the old man prepared to play a so..
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Tick, Tock.
Grandfather, both tall and strong
ticked his tune to his dusty song.
He remembered the days of long ago,
the days when mice ..
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