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Soft as silver and just as bright, the waters glowed briefly but brightly in the night A lone child sat by the river, body pressed still, barely suppressing a shiver. Clothing too thin on a body too frail, cold winds and winter tidings turned his skin ghastly pale. The waters flew gently on a bird's hidden wing - flying downstream as moonlight off the surface would sing. Silent and unbidden save for the gentle flow of the spring, The dark forest a mystery, foreshadowing a tomb. The lily still, was the only thing left in bloom. Amid a forest of bare trees and darkness, it stood a lone sentinel against the gloom Delicately nestled in a thicket of thorns. It stood alone against winter's arsenal of storms.
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 5:24 AM UTC
Winter's Wake
Soft as silver and just as bright, the waters glowed briefly but brightly in the night A lone child sat by the river, body pressed still, barely suppressing a shiver. Clothing too thin on a body too frail, cold winds and winter tidings turned his skin ghastly pale. The waters flew gently on a bird's hidden wing - flying downstream as moonlight off the surface would sing. Silent and unbidden save for the gentle flow of the spring, The dark forest a mystery, foreshadowing a tomb. The lily still, was the only thing left in bloom. Amid a forest of bare trees and darkness, it stood a lone sentinel against the gloom Delicately nestled in a thicket of thorns. It stood alone against winter's arsenal of storms.
DrakeBrayer
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 5:24 AM UTC
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