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if nothing gold can stay

by saltyruru

if nothing gold can stay this way then nothing dead remains for every stump or carcass laid will fade into the plains. so while i walk in solitude as bare paths form behind, the promises of lush green fields will always come to mind. but even wildest of lands will require some care, without, no glimpse of gold or green will e'er dare to appear. last, one must know that all thriving fields will arrive with time; all that's past and passed will decompose for meadows sublime.
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Dec 17, 2021
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