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Can’t see beyond ten paces... mist lit up by noonday sun Light refracted by a million microscopic points, a dulling blanket of peacefully sleeping anxiety. Desert clouds, like wisps of an ancient man’s uncut hair, hanging over the edge of far-off mountains to whisper that not everything dies under the noonday sun - for some things are taken by time. Stone doesn’t wrinkle, but sand driven by wind will burst its fellow free, and bit by grit the splendor of yesterday is smoothed away. Soft lines, vague shapes - time and sand perform a dance upon memory that reminds me of the mist I see.
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 8:19 AM UTC
Mist
Can’t see beyond ten paces... mist lit up by noonday sun Light refracted by a million microscopic points, a dulling blanket of peacefully sleeping anxiety. Desert clouds, like wisps of an ancient man’s uncut hair, hanging over the edge of far-off mountains to whisper that not everything dies under the noonday sun - for some things are taken by time. Stone doesn’t wrinkle, but sand driven by wind will burst its fellow free, and bit by grit the splendor of yesterday is smoothed away. Soft lines, vague shapes - time and sand perform a dance upon memory that reminds me of the mist I see.
mldetwiler
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 8:19 AM UTC
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