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Fluid Contours

Fluid contours Surrounding the old tree outside the window. Filled with colours of a forgotten past vivid, exuberant Drifting into the bleak bitter present. Sepia toned and alone a cloud floats by the rugged shore of the shattered sky. A Giant looks from his home towards the blackness below his taterred brick tower wondering what has happened that would leave him in such a desperate land. No Fear in his heart just an inescapable loneliness forcing its way into every thought and memory He has. Melting windows and landscape from millions of miles away drip, down the ethereal skies and land on His garden crushing the only thing he cherished. Growing there were his flowers and plants medicinal in nature and cultivated for the good of mankind. Irreplaceable no way to regain what has been lost he sighs and leaves for eternal Slumber hoping to regain composure and perhaps love from his forgotten tribe. The last of the giants has left us.
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Mar 2, 2011
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