Epithalamion
April 25, 2018(Marriage Song for DJ. and N.J.) I. Before Sunrise Artemis, too faint for shadows, wanes over the western sands.
(Marriage Song for DJ. and N.J.) I. Before Sunrise Artemis, too faint for shadows, wanes over the western sands.
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