The Great ScatteringA Poem by Onoma
How many ends in and of themselves
constitute...a fill that is yours? Abreacted claimant...many airs light at the feet. I am with you, I am you upon this all-encompassed fold. Our knees stupefied by weight... gone weak--gone strong, time and out of so again. As a priest walking up the aisle, censer oscillating the concrescence of attending souls. Sniffing for the emblazoned churchyard... known paces out of doors--the sky falling down and granting pace no more... of he, she figured in the delving core, cored out...the Great Scattering. Konstantinos Mark
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