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Piliferous Beast

By silver starlight and unconquerable spirit unicorn autumn adventures lay before. Piliferous beast of field, away! A midnight outing of an enchanted weave is for my destiny tonight… and thou, I’ll have for my steed. The Phoenix in flight immaculate guiding light as we forge over grassland fare and mountainous plain. We’ll know naught of death by dragon breath for ne’er shall we view o darkened lair nor in the gleam of treasured guild embrace that forbidden dream. Piliferous beast of field away! the sphinx riddles o’er our passage rare. Beyond all the sand of the dune-covered land, enchanted our sojourn seem. Tranquil the moonbeams adrift on the streams and carried along in a mystical song, from the deep where solemn merfolk hoard the superfluous rays of our night. Emerald green silk and golden weft woven, by carpet one takes to the sky! As Solomon whispers the winds follow by as well on this fantasy flight shalt thou do for I. Piliferous beast of field away! The scarab is hissing a hex. We owe not a singular breath to reality’s strangle-hold nor have we a gamble to spare. Our Autumn shall wane and my breathing the same in the chill of the frosty new cold. And lo, should our quest by some dawning undo. Indebted I’ll sleep in my grave. I’ll ne’er find you fading you'll ever stand waiting Together we'll conquer the day. Beneath heaven sparkling, triumphant, I’ll say once more: Piliferous beast of field, away! Where at my calling, we’ll voyage the dreamscape and Death will wonder and rage! By clenched bony jaw and fists he, under his cowl, will marvel our escape. When by silver starlight and unconquerable spirit unicorn winter adventures shall lay before. 06/14/15

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