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Rain drop drip, mist pale as starving white ghosts clings to tree limbs, deck railing, undergrowth. A world lightly glazed or frosted like a wedding cake catered by God. What secrets this valley whispers through the damp morning chill. Cherokees, long hunters, dirt farmers, lost hippies. Listen closely and the land speaks their spirit stories. In this drifting mist their insubstantial shades seek to live again. Actions of the heart, lives of the past: Nothing the world has known is ever completely lost. - mce
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 9:14 AM UTC
Ghosts - For Tennessee
Rain drop drip, mist pale as starving white ghosts clings to tree limbs, deck railing, undergrowth. A world lightly glazed or frosted like a wedding cake catered by God. What secrets this valley whispers through the damp morning chill. Cherokees, long hunters, dirt farmers, lost hippies. Listen closely and the land speaks their spirit stories. In this drifting mist their insubstantial shades seek to live again. Actions of the heart, lives of the past: Nothing the world has known is ever completely lost. - mce
A mysterious place, Tennessee.
mike-essig
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 9:14 AM UTC
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