sometimes we think that what is near is far, and what is far is near. sometimes dreams will suffice, sometimes that is nice. sometimes that is the closest we get. i was imagining an orchard again. this time the fruit was on the bough, and where are we now? but an autumn, a harvest, a dearest friend. a year i thought would never end. but the seasons roam, though they return to home. the seasons like a top, spinning around an axis. could you join in a point, our own self center made. and let the world turn, whether we were there or not.
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Stark Beauty in the Cold Wastes by Tanner Brockwell