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The Shallows

An endless barrage of barges once were, yet now seek less, and imitate scourge upon a fervent wasteland ruffled with wind across this river we died for our sins. Once a bookshelf sat in an empty room with anticipation of a groom waiting and looking across the barren straight, to find no more than flotsam at its wake. In the days of home a literary gem appears and a private conclusion seems to ever near, but with one last fire extinguished by wind across this river I died for my sins.
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