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At the top of the hill two thieves stood in the midday sun with their faces lifted upwards. Down there, in the fear-ridden town the only lights they had was of reading lamps, screens, street and car lights, and an occasional candle in the dead of night. Bottles were fished out of pockets, corks were unscrewed, bottoms were lifted, laughter was heard, spells were whispered, sunrays were enchanted with song, so enchanted they stopped dead in their step, bows were held up, arrows were shot, grass was searched, light was conserved in bottles. Flickers in pockets for the darkest days.
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Apr 10, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 at 3:17 PM UTC
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At the top of the hill two thieves stood in the midday sun with their faces lifted upwards. Down there, in the fear-ridden town the only lights they had was of reading lamps, screens, street and car lights, and an occasional candle in the dead of night. Bottles were fished out of pockets, corks were unscrewed, bottoms were lifted, laughter was heard, spells were whispered, sunrays were enchanted with song, so enchanted they stopped dead in their step, bows were held up, arrows were shot, grass was searched, light was conserved in bottles. Flickers in pockets for the darkest days.
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Apr 10, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 at 3:17 PM UTC
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