Dimming the fireflies, a horizon rushes to flee the harvest moon; green light drowns the mallards in the reeds, water walkers and thier silver circles continue unabaited to the crickets song, rising shadows play the pitch against the pale in the spaces between thicket and thrush, a slight scraping sound; a mindless leaf races, swept by an unseen wind
Reason for writing:
something pretty (hehe) like a picture..bla blaBirth sign: Not entered
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