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Henly-Hill

Published: Dec 22, 2013

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Can static burst of light's new field dreams run rampant
Artistry beholden soft coalescent dreaming bubbles waxy soft
Be on guard against thy neighbor's twilight refuge redaction
Expressed sympathies of doubtful passengers beyond essence
Within the dining of the superior beings of little consequence
A feeling of disturbance forgetful conscience fading slowly
Stream of disarming flickering droplets of liquid delightful
Of voluptuous charging mares feeding on purple misty grasses
Nonsensical simpering of a lost chirping wagtail falling
Beauty apparent yet so realizing fantasy of promiscuity

At the Shore of a Tumultuous Sea I

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NeosCBrentwright

Feb 10, 2014

It's an interesting style, sort of like if an artist paid more attention to the colours they were using, rather than to what they were actually painting.

Very indulgent...

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