The Darkness of Unknown


Airy atmosphere 

Before birds

Cry. Currently

Deep darkness,

Endless engulfing 

Forests, far-fetched 

Grounds, guarded 

Harshly. How?

Inscrutably impenetrable.

Jaguars, jackalopes,

Kelpies, kangaroos,

Lions, living.  

Mysteriously moving 

Not noticed.

Outsiders oblivious,

Perfectly pleased. 

Quietly quivering,

Restlessly realizing

Sunlight soon

Trounces the 

Unlit unknown. 

Vanishing very 

Windlike. Wargs,

Xiaos, Xecotcovaches,

Yales, yacumamas,Zahhak, Zburator.
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Mason Fahey

VT

18 years old

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