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Black Night
Vladimir Orlov
lie fallow for years and years that pass in the farewell trembling hues of the night too black and dazzling to look real. The placid ponds of gilded lilies ripple with the sinking shades of this suffocating twilight, the black night's faithful employee. The corrupted fates of grandeur, formerly sparkling, now vexed and weary, lie scattered on the banks which the nightly Rider of Justice haunts.
Author Bio Vladimir Orlov is twenty-nine and was born in Volgograd, Russia. In 1996, he graduated from Volgograd Pedagogical University, the Foreign Languages Department. Since 1992, his work has appeared in more than fifty US, UK and Australian literary magazines and US Christian periodicals such as The Wesleyan Advocate, The Shantyman, Christian Educators and The United Methodist Reporter.
Published by permission of the author.
Josephine Wall ![]()
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