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Once dense thicket, coppiced To bear a cornucopia filled with Indian’s Summer rare blood moon. The All-Hallows summer extends As Samhain comes closer Recognizing, celebrating the ever coming. Wide leaves writhing and crunching from Deciduous oaks as they bare to nothing. Crushed grass and brush uncover a Light trail leading to preserved boscage. Through the dense brush Untouched water thickens From frosty moons bite. Seizing gossamers flight The soft breeze harshens For long nights moon is soon near.
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 1:47 PM UTC
Forest Walk in Autumn
Once dense thicket, coppiced To bear a cornucopia filled with Indian’s Summer rare blood moon. The All-Hallows summer extends As Samhain comes closer Recognizing, celebrating the ever coming. Wide leaves writhing and crunching from Deciduous oaks as they bare to nothing. Crushed grass and brush uncover a Light trail leading to preserved boscage. Through the dense brush Untouched water thickens From frosty moons bite. Seizing gossamers flight The soft breeze harshens For long nights moon is soon near.
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 1:47 PM UTC
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