Suzerain of Sheol
Desolation Denizen
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#85
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You're so weird. :p
More seriously, the idea was grass reclaiming areas of desolation, deserts and scorched plains and the like. It makes sense in the context of the book, if that helps. The story ends with an apocalyptic sorcerous winter descending on the empire, freezing and killing all things living. The poem is written from the perspective of the god of summer, addressing his servant who did this to the land.
Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
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Posted 10-24-2011, 07:29 PM
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