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Uncommon Bucolic.

Wandering paths ask for a dying cloud-drought One black with the heart of darkness, devout. A blooming earthly sunrise follows a fountain and walks with her vices, talking to a mountain Hope of finding you there, with bitter mnemonic standing restless, alone in uncommon bucolic. She proceeds to see with a call for rain as fog blankets us, sunlight slowly wanes. Lost in haze, could of sworn water fell genuine, closing eyes swallow you whole, the medicine.
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Aug 28, 2011
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