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Bliss

by david-alexander-walker

shadows deepening snow topped indigo mountains flamingo pink skies camped by a glacial lake watching the end of the day a single beaver swims past its wake a thin silver line then a loon calls from far off and my heart disentangles as the universe floods in and washes away my pain in a deep ocean of stars bliss incandescent
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david-alexander-walker
Canadian
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Jun 1, 2016
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