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Early March
On the roof, outside the window are glare crusted humpbacked whales, carved by the unforgiving wind of early March as it pushed through the last breaths of a sinking winter. The sun crowns, bejewelling these icebound leviathans, dressing them with a delicate blaze of beauty before moving them toward a slow, mellifluous death. Frosted pods, briefly beached on shingle ridged rooftops, slowly submerge majestically with flukes raised skyward, bowing to the transcendent hunter as new life readies itself beneath the calming waves.
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