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Wet Foggy Afternoon
Rising tendrils of mist touch The stabbing husk of carbon. They entwine till breezes of envy, Push, and separate the pair. Sparkling crystals of light wet The protecting fur of moss. They irrigate and seek to nurture, Though the life within has gone.
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