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Skyscrapers scarfed in dawn's mist, their torsos shrouded by nature's wisps a reminder that man made this, that wind and the water could show it its end. Metropolis unharmed, lit windows like the glints of a thousand eyes. Unknowing and blissful. The fog unfolds like an opened hand, palms upwards, swaying in the boulevard. Happ'ly I stand, upon the mountain's edge and admire the regal coexistence of man and its maker.
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Feb 13, 2014
Feb 13, 2014 at 10:42 AM UTC
Mountain's Edge
Skyscrapers scarfed in dawn's mist, their torsos shrouded by nature's wisps a reminder that man made this, that wind and the water could show it its end. Metropolis unharmed, lit windows like the glints of a thousand eyes. Unknowing and blissful. The fog unfolds like an opened hand, palms upwards, swaying in the boulevard. Happ'ly I stand, upon the mountain's edge and admire the regal coexistence of man and its maker.
tomorr
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Feb 13, 2014
Feb 13, 2014 at 10:42 AM UTC
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