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Once ago,in the forest woe, on a little hill,was a lumber mill; near a ruin,old stones in blocks: a remain,of man's work on rocks. What a mess,of such piece of story!
But still remain,an edge of glory.
In the middle of the stones,as ancient bones was one that standed, a tower not abandoned. There liv'd a man,or more,in time unknown; that man was lost,and an old one was left, for the place kept.
Who he was,ne'er shall one know,for in a shadeless night ,vanished: but most is said,about that night,by whispers in air,or in fog; such spirit impressed,listened, in hours that never were, upon the sunburned Earth.
And is told,by voice of noone,that a strange woman, of Nigh dressed,and by dream covered, the oldman's stones,she ask'd for. Was for a lucky case,or some deadly fate, she reached the tower,and the old door knocked, waiting alone,on the quiet hill.
For the man open'd,by years weighted, facing the Faceless,with old dark eyes. |
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