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| the fog is thickened. adding to its humid mist the bitter fire's smoke |
| the radiant moon-shine is suddenly extinguished as Dragon flies by |
| the liquid crystal illuminates crevices. water, it is called |
| ever flowing and infinite to man's vision, the ocean is time |
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| sleepy peacefulness falling softly on my door. shimmering, white, rain |
| a haiku is a poem from the japanese culture. haikus are short yet powerful and their topic is always nature. the form of these poems is strict: 5 syllables in the first line, 7 in the second, and 5 in the last. |
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| ICE a sheer opaqueness delicately numbs the soul with frigid beauty |
| click da tornado 2 go home |
| king of the waters majestic leviathan parts turquoise aqua (mai bro suggested: EATS EVERY GAY THING) |
| by Annie Wang |
| drawn by white light's flame gray moth flies steadily on. and touching it, falls |
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| SWAN luminous feathers and wings whiter than the snow stretch to the heavens |
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