| This Shroud of velvet roses, blooms
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| Completes the sound and crescendos before noon
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| The older threads, reach out to desert air
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| Through dust, they flail and are ensnared
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| This ancient light reflects the glassy sky
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| In return is seen the golden snake
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| Out from it’s mouth pour dreams of silenced songs
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| This shroud is only what may come
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| For all is known are dried up yesterdays
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| Meadows out the windows warm the scene
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| As the wind goes mad
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| The Sun, silent, shimmering; |
| fades
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| And every beam that beats the cloth is vague
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| As silver smoke creates a ladder to the sky
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| From the hood, are slow and moving ghosts
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| One by one, they return to the host
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| Is it real?
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| As the shroud begins to slip
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| What is seen begins to fade away
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| The sky reflects the mind and the sand begins to clear the day
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| Without hesitation flies the summer’s sweet sensation
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| The unveiling of the end |