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Reviving Lost Words: A Poem of Forgotten Meanings

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A mystical and surreal scene inspired by a poem about the revival of forgotten words - Skendong Poetry

Forgotten Words

Deep in the hibernacle, wyrda fades,
In silence, extinct recrudescence in time,
Struthious letters in archaic shades,
Fōstrian meanings, past their prime,

Swept up in a maelstrom, but not entombed,
This cockalorum, a bayard bold,
Writes on tenterhooks a tale unmoored,
Echoes overmused, in darkness thrown.

Rambunctious pen, in restless play,
Durkling close in malverstition’s gloom.
An idea sprung from God made clay,
Spuddling in the past, dead words reborn.

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