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The great flood had begun; Replacing the land with a waterworld dotted with mountain top islands; Arks of mammalian preservation. It was there I stood as the moon fell. Night had never been so bright; Luna inching ever closer; Craters becoming more and more visible; Resolution broadcasting high definition; I raised my hands to the sky; Reaching out to catch the massive satellite; First contact came as my hands bore down; Soft silt of the gray quality puffed; My arms and legs began to bend; The weight so tremendous that the effort shook my body; Hers as well; My left knee struck the land; Terra redoubling my efforts; Heaving with all my might I shrugged; Sending the moon back towards the heavens; I watched silently; Luna was returned to her orbit; The flood began to dissipate as tidal forces resumed; Leaving me alone; Hands to the sky on one knee; Looking down at the world; From the mountain of Everest.
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 9:45 AM UTC
The Mountain of Everest
The great flood had begun; Replacing the land with a waterworld dotted with mountain top islands; Arks of mammalian preservation. It was there I stood as the moon fell. Night had never been so bright; Luna inching ever closer; Craters becoming more and more visible; Resolution broadcasting high definition; I raised my hands to the sky; Reaching out to catch the massive satellite; First contact came as my hands bore down; Soft silt of the gray quality puffed; My arms and legs began to bend; The weight so tremendous that the effort shook my body; Hers as well; My left knee struck the land; Terra redoubling my efforts; Heaving with all my might I shrugged; Sending the moon back towards the heavens; I watched silently; Luna was returned to her orbit; The flood began to dissipate as tidal forces resumed; Leaving me alone; Hands to the sky on one knee; Looking down at the world; From the mountain of Everest.
LRThompson
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 9:45 AM UTC
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