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Audio Poem of the Day — A March. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00A March. Lesson of the day, Syria and Stereya. For Syria, read, his conquering banner shook from Syria. And for Stereya, look at this heart of blood mapping. Now I am tuned, I am going to go above my voice for the sake of the forest shaken on the bitumen. You can see stars in the skulls, winking synapses, intermittent on edge of shriek, perhaps a cluster of fear, birches. Anyways, don't get too hung up on the terms, they have entropy in common, bad for the public will.
1:02Those obtuse centurions in the flair of the Boganvere, their patency can give kindled. Diverse speech, cruelty, justice, nevermind, but do pay attention to the skirmish, the white panther that flitters up the pole, it shade grows large on the ground.
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