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Bakunawa

by nowhat45

By the order of a query and an answer, Collides the oval sound and the hearer. Like, O, its crystal peak rips a halo wearer: A mortal genesis, up a nightmare twilight. White, as white! Travels a gorged-belly overnight. In a rice field’s sight, orbs the creviced sea. Upon its weight the cobalt forest hunch, Blowing sprees of shards within a tidepool fall. //Lo perdido para siempre es inmortal.// The old star’s drool doubled its fresh aspects. Beneath the waning tail lapping bent down. By the order of a beauty that once did drown.
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May 15, 2025
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Bakunawa in Philippine mythology is a giant serpent that ate the moon and because according to the myth there was once 7 moons and it ate 6 of em’

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