Cuando-Cubango
1 Moths, if they dream dusk, sport esurient hip-flasks on their wings - gangster rum-runners better to sully dark, traverse caravans of colour amid silk-routes to dazzle Prester John, cork unscrew the unicorn horn askew. 2 Compte de la Mothe escadrilles/flotillas D'Entrecasteaux with Bougainville discovering well, Bougainvillaea and I, latter day la Perouse, cunningly amuck on coral adoration and wine, (red as scarlet leaves) chenille, frangipanni and the Marquis house colours of the flame-bitten tropics. 3 Let me scandalize why. Watch the sea churn to white bubbles then coat your nostril with brine to run a finger down brown skin passing for the Bronze Age. 4 Notice the invention of sun, a cloak suspended in a canopy-canoe profusion (left over from the first dawn,) oasis of calm, patter of motes and beams. Garden of Shalimar. 5 My sentiments exactly.
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