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A gloomy stroll

My eyes search the navy air but are unable to depict the soft features of the rabbits loping tentatively through patchy glebe. I wish it was spring with bright white fruits. Just ripe. Not summer, because  in the summer we cloy  under the fat cream trees. I want to see you, and the wild hares, but the twilight's  hiding  its secrets from us.
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Apr 20, 2014
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Went on an evening walk yesterday in the evening and there were lots of rabbits but it was too dark to see them properly! It inspired this.

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#summer#spring#trees#field#air#secrets#evening#rabbit#navy#rabbits#hares#twilight
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