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Fog of early morning mists hover over bean fields. A blanket to sleeping Earth. Bees in the garden begin to buzz, a rabbit nibbles on the leaves of acorn squash. My cat paces, ever the early bird. Where is his worm? As sun rises, mist retreats, formations emerge. Trees wave their good mornings, bean plants quiver in morning breezes; A hot breath of the day warming the frozen hands of the night. Colors more vibrant, the world more awake moving to a rhythm too fast for snapping fingers. Metallic days, digital thoughts. Everything has wires. Until mists come again with the falling of the sun and I fall asleep to fog over bean fields.
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