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Static Branches Bare

Intervals depicted by woefully stark sights. Tombstone branches drape over the division of essence. That now clings to the earth, moved on by the breath around. I see them grazing in the air, a corpse of what was warm. Now showing the frigidness of what is upon us. Mourning the beauty of what was, and I look up at the tombstone branches in reverence. Awaiting the time when life wavers above me once again. And then I will smile, for now, I slumber within my stark contemplations.
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