thru chasms where thought may reach laughter's image is shed for a world in light created for you, my friend, I bled
Spirits twine in endless dance past time and space to wed joined by joy in paradise when chains of words have fled
He sat on the shore, the song of the ocean muting the sounds of the battle that raged in the distance, the sorrowful tearing strains of a people in separation. As he gazed into the distance, his eyes losing focus as the song enveloped him, he saw a spark rising from the waves, infinitely small and filling the horizon, the origin and the climax.. and he knew all who looked would see the same spark, brilliant and unchanging yet different for every eye which beholds it, as beginning and end are opposites and twins, and it won't matter.
"At the end of seven hundred years, the laurel will be green once more." - Anon. Troubadour, 13th Century
It'd be a pleasure to exchange letters with you, Sam.
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