Featherless Quill
A poem that found a home in my notebook six months ago and nearly remained since I couldn't stick a title on it.
Red and iron cut through the parchment like a starving wildfire that's just happened upon a forest but the words only remain legible through serendipitous beating hearts and not the machinations of the bloodletted phantom legacies older than 13 colonies.
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