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earth drumming

the wind sat still, like a guitar unplayed. while the trees sighed in the warmth of the day. the hazy ground glowed bronze with the heat. and the children all sank quiet in defeat. nothing was friendly about that midsummer’s day. no one wanted more than for the sky to turn grey. but the sun just pounded on the drum of the earth. and the children cried for winter, and the cold that they deserved.
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rebecca-mcdade
Scottish
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Mar 21, 2012
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