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Homecoming.

Breaths drawn against saline skin, hands murmur apologies as all absence is forgiven. Seconds stretch without end battle cries, faint now but rousing disturb the whispered dusk. A call to arms, precious in its cadence sings of life to forgotten senses and finally subdues the longing felt only in dreams of home.
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Oct 21, 2015
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