Twelve Miles of Two Lanes: Away

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Friday, February 8, 2008

Away

Mist rises from the surface of the lake, Makes no plans, entertains no regrets, Remembers only the blanket of cool mountain air sliding over the dark water, Making home for the sprites and naiads created in the mist, by the mist, of the mist. But now the blanket is warmed by the sun. The mist burns... Sign in to see full entry.

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