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cloud alliterations

~ the skies breath aloud their sighs as county-sized clouds tower o'er the countryside severed by the mountain's scythe remnants scattered now like little spies no hope of rebound to their former glory only obliterated slices now the sun can’t hide clouds reduced to skyscraper size must now suffice and on it goes, cumulus fingers sliced by lofty granite spires. ~ *post script. just a playful mix of mindless alliteration with a bit of concrete.*
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Apr 22, 2015
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