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it's the darkness that invades the mind
when night falls
and when death comes..
the cold winter wind that
chills the body and souls of travelers,
the leaves dropping to the ground
and the crackle of snow beneath your feet..
the icy wind whistling wildly
through the branches,
the wolves howling,
the crows calling,
and the ever prominent spirits
who call to you..

quiet.

for wise men say nothing
in dangerous times..



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On Wednesday May 31st, 2006, HalfDarkAngel (94) writes:
amazing. brief, but amazing.


On Saturday February 26th, 2005, Twilight (2102) writes:
'for wise men say nothing in dangerous times..' my god, where did you come from and why dont you post more often. i thirst for this kind of poetry.


On Wednesday January 26th, 2005, blue (1749) writes:
****4 big stars!!! ...this just completely flooded me...You are among the greats! ~favs~ ~b


On Monday December 27th, 2004, frozen (748) writes:
Excellent....much enjoyed. ~Hugs~


On Sunday August 22nd, 2004, purr_verse (1437) writes:
eerily enchanting and sinister whisperformed... lovely write.


On Sunday August 22nd, 2004, stormtalk (909) writes:
Gorgeous imagery with meaningful commentary on top... what more could I ask for? Welcome to DP, and welcome to my favorites list.



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