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The braches of the faint oak were bewitched to a dark gold under the orange, thick silk sunset.  The wood, as the sun lowered, changed from apple green to golden billow which swept foamy, rose clouds along a now cucumber, blurry horizon. Plump plums and fruit rinds litter ripe walkways alongside the flower beds who's tickled buds are closing slightly as the fickle sky, gone nine, turns to a majestic Indian blue and the June monastery's milky swirls are lit by the sugar lump stars.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 3:27 PM UTC
Trees and Sunsets
The braches of the faint oak were bewitched to a dark gold under the orange, thick silk sunset.  The wood, as the sun lowered, changed from apple green to golden billow which swept foamy, rose clouds along a now cucumber, blurry horizon. Plump plums and fruit rinds litter ripe walkways alongside the flower beds who's tickled buds are closing slightly as the fickle sky, gone nine, turns to a majestic Indian blue and the June monastery's milky swirls are lit by the sugar lump stars.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 3:27 PM UTC
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