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Frowning Parasite


Gliding in the merry skies,

Foraging hundred night kinds, 

Trapping fast rifts of hills,

Make haste as the fairies fade, 

Eerie mundane grimoire or fragment, 

Yell this ode to my dear little kin, 

Reverse the repertoire,

As dusk comes to bathe, 

Orion shows its shade, 

Rob ye of weariness;

Truthful now:

Possessions found, 

Lame gallops conform, 

Undermine the belly, 

Wager this savarin, 

As all the swords come to hail, 

Come to the throne, 

Be the bestowed, 

Perpetrate a now, 

Gain your toes, 

Survey my kindled rose, 

Divert more than you row, 

Rougher than you hoax, 

Fulfill the truth, 

Gather more food, 

Protrude this fool. 

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I'm a graduate physics student who's enthusiastically devoted to hobbies like poetry, philosophy, music and story writing. Most of my poems are merely written through whatever comes out of my subconscious mind. Sometimes, they may be conscious thought.

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