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the moon glows brightly her corners smudged at the edges, night drinks from a holy well, a cavernous black sinks into the dark lakes of the skies, sinks further and further autumn is awakening loosening her hair that falls in a golden net, the first leaves crackle in smokey knots, sink beneath the honeys of an autumn sky, lost in the woods that start to trickle in a stream of fiery gold from branch to floor, where the stars still sing of the last spells of summer.
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 8:42 AM UTC
the moon glows brightly...
the moon glows brightly her corners smudged at the edges, night drinks from a holy well, a cavernous black sinks into the dark lakes of the skies, sinks further and further autumn is awakening loosening her hair that falls in a golden net, the first leaves crackle in smokey knots, sink beneath the honeys of an autumn sky, lost in the woods that start to trickle in a stream of fiery gold from branch to floor, where the stars still sing of the last spells of summer.
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 8:42 AM UTC
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