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  • Sinister and Black Above The Water: August 8, 2015

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    This cryptic poem references sinister forces above water, finding ghostly creatures near a flock, and lamenting that the night is no more as hope fades slowly like an unreliable map. It questions what neighbor's country one comes from and ponders growing old wondering why.

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    This cryptic poem references sinister forces above water, finding ghostly creatures near a flock, and lamenting that the night is no more as hope fades slowly like an unreliable map. It questions what neighbor's country one comes from and ponders growing old wondering why.

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    Sinister and Black Above The Water: August 8, 2015

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    Camilo Pino
    This cryptic poem references sinister forces above water, finding ghostly creatures near a flock, and lamenting that the night is no more as hope fades slowly like an unreliable map. It questions what neighbor's country one comes from and ponders growing old wondering why.

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    Sinister and black above the water

    August 8, 2015
    All numb before the towers
    I seduce numb hooks among the ground
    Repent! The birth is good
    So sinning beyond the tomb
    You breed florescent faces on the light
    Oh God! The Fool continues
    Sinister and black above the water
    We find misty ghouls about the flock
    Alass! The night is no more
    shifting hopeful
    fading slowly
    an unreliable map
    From what country
    our neighbour
    grow old
    wondering why

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