Rex-mayor Ubini Poems

It's been this way from old
From the scroll we're told
Only what we need to know
And time has so much to show.
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With my invisible years
Am as old as early men
Megalotragus, homotherium,
Who sojourn here 'head of
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Yearn I find a part of me missing
A part of me I may have not seen
Surely I know you live somewhere
Near or far fate would find me there
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First meeting with the twelve,
Who do visit in cycle like monday and friends,
The moons that say welcome to the planet earth,
Ere the last left for the first to reappear,
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On the cold arms of solitude
My mind does walk out of me
In search for a place I yearn to be
A height I yearn to reach
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Have you heard of the Tree,
That walked on the River,
Without sinking down abyss?
He said, I am the Tree of life
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Dearth claims the crown of the sky
Birds are deprived a space to fly
Seeds have no sand to sprout
Where lack reigns over as drought
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Please let not my ears
Be kissed with your glossy lips
Whose hard head the diadem adhere
Firmly like an inherent hair
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My heart had been crushed
Yet its pieces are gathered
Placed on time's healing hand
My strong will walks on rough land
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Tripartite silhouette
Friends of me I see
On a faint evening plot
While I take a walk
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