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The Swarm
Like whirling dervishes they congregate around the bright lit porches and streetlamps, their bodies hurling like mad wax-winged clouds that seek where water meets with tender wood. Against their onslaught, darkened houses crouch low to the earth, hoping their bones … Continue reading
Shakespeare in Love
The flame the muse ignites inside the artist, who would in service wish themselves consumed, their dreams the fuel that feeds this beauty’s fire – how bright are even sparks from this great pyre! Against such light what chance has … Continue reading
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