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Sahara cradles the sun-bleached bones of a temple, still strewn where the blazing heat washed over it in trembling waves, draining it of colour and shape, reducing it to the gnawed on toys of Sahara's chittering children. She sighs as the wind caresses the curves of her back. She shifts, slow, and time covers the shadow of the holy, granting it final rest in a dusty grave under the watchful silver eye rising in the heavens. Sahara cradles her new ward to her chest as the night comes awake. h.f.m.
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 1:08 PM UTC
SAHARA CRADLES
Sahara cradles the sun-bleached bones of a temple, still strewn where the blazing heat washed over it in trembling waves, draining it of colour and shape, reducing it to the gnawed on toys of Sahara's chittering children. She sighs as the wind caresses the curves of her back. She shifts, slow, and time covers the shadow of the holy, granting it final rest in a dusty grave under the watchful silver eye rising in the heavens. Sahara cradles her new ward to her chest as the night comes awake. h.f.m.
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 1:08 PM UTC
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