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Start me a line of quatrain eyes.
In a stanza of hues and saturated blues.
Begin a ryhme that doesnt sing all the time.
What fallen of me, cannot see the flight of my own.
Icarus fly,
Odyseus sail,
Orpheus flail,
on the words assailed.
What changed in the love of my own,
when that time i disobeyed and got disowned.
Such a prodigal one to be another father in my own bone.
Begin a middle of iambic in syllabus style,
Ryhme sing me a sign.
Icarus flew,
Odyseus sailed,
and yes Orpheus knew,
how much of me flew into my descend,
as Milton penned.
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