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The Ides of June

April 9, 2017
By joshdeoliveira SILVER, Bellingham, Massachusetts
joshdeoliveira SILVER, Bellingham, Massachusetts
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Spring,
Whose treasure was life,
Now an unwavering,
Time-honored custom.
Its inexhaustible power,
Crumbling by time and ornament.
From this, Summer watches with a vigil eye,
Waiting for the moment to strike.
Therefore,
The Ides of June should not be taken
Haphazardly.
Brutus, lurking in the umbra of the impending,
Awaiting his age of triumph.
For his premonitions are filled
With taming the lambent God.
Vade ad victor spolia!



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