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between the moons, he strolls with thorough tread, where timber beams hold frith against the light; the hammock sways in quiet overhead. a spire of sun sinks, and the hours shed, embers sail and soften forenoon’s sight; between the moons, he strolls with thorough tread. the woodland stills the haste inside his head, its order slants as giants lengthen wide; the hammock sways in quiet overhead. from sunless rest to lines the hand has led, he follows shapes that never come to light: between the moons, he walks with thorough tread, the hammock sways in quiet overhead.
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Dec 25, 2025
Dec 25, 2025 at 4:19 PM UTC
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between the moons, he strolls with thorough tread, where timber beams hold frith against the light; the hammock sways in quiet overhead. a spire of sun sinks, and the hours shed, embers sail and soften forenoon’s sight; between the moons, he strolls with thorough tread. the woodland stills the haste inside his head, its order slants as giants lengthen wide; the hammock sways in quiet overhead. from sunless rest to lines the hand has led, he follows shapes that never come to light: between the moons, he walks with thorough tread, the hammock sways in quiet overhead.
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Dec 25, 2025
Dec 25, 2025 at 4:19 PM UTC
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