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Angel


The mighty cherub of Ezekiel. Vicious in defense of freedom, Savage against power, Anarchic defender of the new Against the modern ancien regime The flower of youth burns like the Sun, Flares of color impassioning his cheek, As his flashing eyes, his floating hair, His monstrous rhetoric Tame and snatch the eye and ear. Into damnation many would fall, All for the sake of an angel.
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M. Le Capunk

I'm a poet and a radical, and I want to be a filmmaker.

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allie199521
Really Good! I like your word use as well as your idea! Wish there was more!

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