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A bucket and heart.

In the well you sat for days- I only found you, while skipping- Tripping over moss covered rocks by the stream that seldom ran dry. Sadly for you- unlucky you. The stream sat bare- from the sky. I’d imagine, dry skin. Twisting turning Meanders, of dry land. The water table low, with no flow You sat stuck for days- Alone. Lucky for you- weirdly for me- I heard yells- south of the dry stream. carefully cranking, bucket and rope- Down the well- closer to you. Three yanks, and I pulled up- A bucket, and heart appeared from the rough.
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Written by
Xella
Australia
Published
Jan 11, 2020
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#love#fantasy#story#feelings#lost#stuck#waterwell#stream
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