writhe and | |
gape of tortured | |
perspective | |
rasp and graze of splintered | |
5 |
normality |
crackle and | |
sag | |
of planes clamors of | |
collision | |
10 |
collapse As |
peacefully, | |
lifted | |
into the awful beauty | |
of sunset | |
15 |
the young city |
putting off dimension with a blush | |
enters | |
the becoming garden of her agony |
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