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I jump among the serious people in front of the church, the café still closed and I think even further back in time In a late spring there was a ditch side here yonder a mill, the ramparts and the crown of the old Western As if it were a thickly painted canvas I wipe off layers of history I expose peat diggers, see the wind in the flowering swamp over many seasons, everything flies back into existence Long hair of the mammoths from the west, up to the ridge on which human species ***** It can be seen with a distant look in the middle of the city here where I stand
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Feb 2
Feb 2, 2026 at 3:27 AM UTC
Here where I stand
I jump among the serious people in front of the church, the café still closed and I think even further back in time In a late spring there was a ditch side here yonder a mill, the ramparts and the crown of the old Western As if it were a thickly painted canvas I wipe off layers of history I expose peat diggers, see the wind in the flowering swamp over many seasons, everything flies back into existence Long hair of the mammoths from the west, up to the ridge on which human species ***** It can be seen with a distant look in the middle of the city here where I stand
Collection "Pending rain"
Zywa
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Amsterdam
Feb 2
Feb 2, 2026 at 3:27 AM UTC
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