The Stolen Scent Rock and stone, and the oily death - a pure blood followed and was drenched - the fatty demise, and earth-filled cries, of a thousand blooms and flowering plants: All of those, and thirsty; their bloodless loam, and Rock and stone, and soil - whose sole and soulful nature leads so naturally unto death - and wait exempt: An earthful scent, and rock, and Stone - And so water; and rains come warm, and bushfires bright in the snow - and so the eagle wauls, and wails the wet: No nose knows, and Science taught, of nectareous Rock, and drowned, and floret Stone; and tales so told, of fire and rain, and fruits and slakeful alchemy formed - of yellowed herb, and: Stolen ground. MaggotsX @ 04.15.2021