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Beginning with the frost and snow, anticipation extended its tedious reach again, but it was not right to suffer as the season swept around the sun. A member of the fall, like a tender leaf felt inured, by thought, a humble intellect to serve the usual course in words and weather, the pride of a recurring sort. Weary blades of grass were striving, even so, to grow against the warmth in the few weeks, and, as the skirts were purchased in the stores, investment ruled to favor amiable, cold breezes. The house grew quiet as the fans were stilled for a suspense until the furnace roared. The issue was patterns in layers from the top, and the claim to the design belonged only to the way the ice expanded as crystals of moisture, crazy, having forgotten how to caress the blossoms of the shrubs; thus, a pleasure had gone to sleep, its circulation numbed by inevitable force, and conditions hibernated beneath the indelible clarity of the air. The splendid gyrations of the course became obstacles harder on tightened joints, while contestants moved from the warm climate to the chilling, northern forests. It remained possible to survive, because there were other members of the team such as split sticks of wood and cradles for sprained elbows. It could not be suitable to grow tired of such a challenge. When the door was secured, the roots could relax and spread out like the tentacles of a squid, beside the glowing hearth, to read a book or watch a show. Above, there was nothing left alive between the earth and the birds, scratched into the sky and dashed along the lines of wire. Birds sagged and were swaying while the gusts played with their bony feet clutched around the cylinders made of copper and coated with insulation. Warm currents and feathers made a thatch for a roof that favored the roots and left them insulated while around them slumbering creatures had been forgotten. No memory existed to claim the cycle of the warm days when the humming in space reflected the ripples in the shaded pools. The endless days were the realm of vacant threads of branches in the chilly trees.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 8:10 PM UTC
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Beginning with the frost and snow, anticipation extended its tedious reach again, but it was not right to suffer as the season swept around the sun. A member of the fall, like a tender leaf felt inured, by thought, a humble intellect to serve the usual course in words and weather, the pride of a recurring sort. Weary blades of grass were striving, even so, to grow against the warmth in the few weeks, and, as the skirts were purchased in the stores, investment ruled to favor amiable, cold breezes. The house grew quiet as the fans were stilled for a suspense until the furnace roared. The issue was patterns in layers from the top, and the claim to the design belonged only to the way the ice expanded as crystals of moisture, crazy, having forgotten how to caress the blossoms of the shrubs; thus, a pleasure had gone to sleep, its circulation numbed by inevitable force, and conditions hibernated beneath the indelible clarity of the air. The splendid gyrations of the course became obstacles harder on tightened joints, while contestants moved from the warm climate to the chilling, northern forests. It remained possible to survive, because there were other members of the team such as split sticks of wood and cradles for sprained elbows. It could not be suitable to grow tired of such a challenge. When the door was secured, the roots could relax and spread out like the tentacles of a squid, beside the glowing hearth, to read a book or watch a show. Above, there was nothing left alive between the earth and the birds, scratched into the sky and dashed along the lines of wire. Birds sagged and were swaying while the gusts played with their bony feet clutched around the cylinders made of copper and coated with insulation. Warm currents and feathers made a thatch for a roof that favored the roots and left them insulated while around them slumbering creatures had been forgotten. No memory existed to claim the cycle of the warm days when the humming in space reflected the ripples in the shaded pools. The endless days were the realm of vacant threads of branches in the chilly trees.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 8:10 PM UTC
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