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Bonthrop

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ataraxia Canonical path: /ataraxia/bonthrop Related lyric paths: 6
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Bonthrop

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It was midnight

The midnight tolling

It was midnight

October thursday

It was nineteen nineeteentwentyeight

It was a male or rather a female

He came and the autumn leaves were falling

In stillness, silvery stillness

He had a savage name

And the steel shining blue

He had a hoarse laughing

In a silvery pool

A fleshing vassel in the sun

From the southern seas

A ghostly wandering alone

In undistinguished seas

The torches, the flames and the shadows

The wind, its moaning and the dazzling lights

He came, the wind...

Oh, the southern west wind...

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