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she breathed her name into the snowy atmosphere, but it dissolved into vapor. so then she whispered it to the powdered ground, but it sunk into the ice. next, she tried to speak it to the frozen lake, but it disappeared into a residue of crystalline particles. finally, she cried it out to the inky covering of stars, and it echoed through the hilltops, reverberated among the highest everglade branches, and sounded throughout the candlelit town. she yelled it again, to the high soaring birds and blanket of clouds, to the rooftop and telephone wires, and she found that she enjoyed the sound of her name being repeated through the constellations.
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Jun 19, 2013
Jun 19, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
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she breathed her name into the snowy atmosphere, but it dissolved into vapor. so then she whispered it to the powdered ground, but it sunk into the ice. next, she tried to speak it to the frozen lake, but it disappeared into a residue of crystalline particles. finally, she cried it out to the inky covering of stars, and it echoed through the hilltops, reverberated among the highest everglade branches, and sounded throughout the candlelit town. she yelled it again, to the high soaring birds and blanket of clouds, to the rooftop and telephone wires, and she found that she enjoyed the sound of her name being repeated through the constellations.
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Jun 19, 2013
Jun 19, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
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