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A-walking in a cobbled street, I breathe the brittle winter air, the crunch of frost beneath my feet. The early hour’s sunbeams flare. Arising in the ice-blue sky three stone church towers stand and wait. Their spires point to the most high as morning sunlight splashes paint across their well-worn windswept face. These turrets of a sacred keep stand silent witness, each stone traced by time’s sharp fingers etching deep: I hear each crack and crevice sing a murmured prayer for us to stand and listen to the brass bells ring over sunlit frosted land.
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Dec 8, 2024
Dec 8, 2024 at 12:43 PM UTC
The towers’ plea
A-walking in a cobbled street, I breathe the brittle winter air, the crunch of frost beneath my feet. The early hour’s sunbeams flare. Arising in the ice-blue sky three stone church towers stand and wait. Their spires point to the most high as morning sunlight splashes paint across their well-worn windswept face. These turrets of a sacred keep stand silent witness, each stone traced by time’s sharp fingers etching deep: I hear each crack and crevice sing a murmured prayer for us to stand and listen to the brass bells ring over sunlit frosted land.
Inspired by the red stone towers of Mainz’ Romanesque medieval cathedral against a blue sky.
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53/M/Potsdam, Germany
Dec 8, 2024
Dec 8, 2024 at 12:43 PM UTC
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