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I wander the brown hills
of this dry dreary land where no flower blooms in the dull grey sand, I see silver'd snow on mountaintops high where ancient palaces once reached to the sky; I look for adventure in the crisp cold air, but there's only barrenness wherever I stare, I find only sadness wherever I roam on this dead planet so far from home; Where are the beings who built this fair place? There is no answer, for they're a dead race. Stormy's words: grey sands crisp silver dry adventure brown hills
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