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memories like cloth in sunlight

The crooked path of my unraveling spirit twists amid crystal relics; icy recollections that amble through cool ferns and bloodied twilights, absorbing warm ivory sunlight leisurely threading through daisy and lemon summers, whispering days of rain and balmy nights under the moon, revisiting unknown sects of lost words and sparkling snowflakes, reliving the forgotten.
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Nov 30, 2010
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