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50 minutes of moonlight

by fern

50 minutes of moonlight fills me with fragrance of cinnamon and spores. shadows and decaying tree tops fall on an illuminated floor. my breath will remain full as the night falls to end, while the fear behind each tree trunk grows with moans and croaks and woes. my sounds, they echo, as if to live another life and my heat expels as if to warm the earth. i may die unknown, dark and cold within the forrest but at least i knew the forrest and the forrest knew my woes.
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