Ten Sixty-One

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The Inclusory Eye, blacked by insolent rage -- blinds the horizon.

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A drop of rain, a touch of hope -- soothes us.

Bad man
big bluster
deserves unitary removal
to satisfy honor

It sees but cannot speak
cries a tear of sadness

The creeping eye of regret sees only now not tomorrow.

You two are too much.

Have I said too much?

You've said threemuch, too, and that means two more eyesful.

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