the Tree

the Tree

A Story by 1809 Black Plague December

The Tree

I see Richard from afar.  I cannot fall in love.  I walk many a times.  There amist the grand the Tree.  My eternal the Tree. Oh, how much I love Jan-gi-tolou my epper loss.  In lost translation I kempt.   The surmaj The Tree in my hours of dwell, loss.

 

 

 

 

The word of God  Is decadence loss pain surremount Japan.  It is in bright wind-sound aching burn.  The vacuum that never feels God! God of Japan! My Jan-gi-tolou epper loss.  The Tree.

 

 

 

 

The tree.  I’m lost.  Jin-gi-tolou. 

Japan know hatret.

Time lapse.

.Richard.  Bones by The Tree. 

I smile.  Richard, bones I peek.

Rotten apple.  I then go Jan-gi-tolou.

 

 

 

 

 

Maynard James Keenan.

Edgar Allen Poe.

My concluency forgotten Lore.

My Raven.  Forgotten…

Tis some visitor, I implore.

In foul disolence, I may imply

Lenore, dearest, aching heart.

Quark the Raven never more

Yet Gently tapping, never nocking.

I implore.  Back in my witting lock.

Oh just some heavenly snore.

 

 

 

© 2023 1809 Black Plague December


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Added on May 21, 2023
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Tags: tree, Richard, God, Japan, existentialism, story, prose

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1809 Black Plague December
1809 Black Plague December

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1809 Black Plague December. Hellos. I love Old English. I earn my characters to horrorrofy my audience. Please forgive my indiscretions or seemingly poise of arrogance, it is not meant at all. .. more..

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