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"These sounds are virgins," she says, with understanding baffling even truth. Born from her lips they are like new-fledged children. Formed by her will and purpose they flutter forth in seeming chaos, but willingly, and each knowing its place; theyre all individuals. Each stands on its own; pure, unadulterated, and strong. Fresh to this world, unheard, untouched, imbued with nothing more than puritys own passion they combine and lift each other to greater glory still; to glory where words can only take away, where beauty transcends into emotion, spirit even, resonating from the depths of eternity, aggressively optimistic. * |
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This poem remains the
intellectual property of Captain Troy. |
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