Pleating ReverieA Poem by BResistance was neither a mild walk to heaven Hanging gardens in jazzy subtle being Dispersing uncongealed air of flying thought Through many forgotten noose issues The heavens zealously will be opening a door To shine a statuesque light of a moon Dressed in light returning the esteemed love once lost For ebony is the moment tolerably never fickle As the piper decided on his sunny rhythm Ruminating was it ever so sweet to relish Long past the frequent due rings of a star A sea of professed life they both kiss Returning back to a congregation of lost points By a shore of irradiated green grass Talented are those sophic eyes of life As a branch buoyantly peered outside it's bark Longing to whisper rightful blessings Extending a praisable lush of green to an open park Relucent butterflies gather to consent The remainings of innocence to a lilac scent Boastful stalwart beards of old men thinking As the vastness of living torpidly grows Creating this winding display of exultant chambers As dark as the melanoid depths of night Cresents aspire timid makings of once forgotten times
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