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Today, I walked along a river girded by concrete as fall's cold hand caressed the sage nearby Today, I walked among hundreds of shades of sepia, brown, vermillion as I heard my footfalls distinctly, with no green, dewy foliage to soften my heavy steps Today, I walked among the surrendering of Naure to fall's cold hand, which caressed the sage nearby What parts of me are dry What parts of me are brown, with no verve What can soften my heavy footfalls Today, I walked
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Oct 23, 2020
Oct 23, 2020 at 3:24 PM UTC
Autumn at the Los Angeles River
Today, I walked along a river girded by concrete as fall's cold hand caressed the sage nearby Today, I walked among hundreds of shades of sepia, brown, vermillion as I heard my footfalls distinctly, with no green, dewy foliage to soften my heavy steps Today, I walked among the surrendering of Naure to fall's cold hand, which caressed the sage nearby What parts of me are dry What parts of me are brown, with no verve What can soften my heavy footfalls Today, I walked
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Oct 23, 2020
Oct 23, 2020 at 3:24 PM UTC
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