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sleeping giants

by kaylaboyd

imagine if the mountains were not just layers of soil melted metamorphosed rock the remnants of volcanic fury but sleeping giants the kind you only hear about in stories written long ago imagine what it would be like if the mountains stood up ripping away from the Mother they've known and the people who depend. what of the holes their departure would leave? can a mountain love me like i love him? tightly tucked between tectonic plates is there a heart that yearns to feel the sun even closer still?
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Nov 19, 2014
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#fairytale#earth#mountains#giants#folklore
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