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The clouds spill a thousand secrets
A winding, desolate road stands before me, Covered in white ashy soot. As nuclear winter stagnates, Grey corpse clouds spill a thousand secrets, While asphyxiating dust cakes a boarded-up shack in the faint distance. Loneliness settles into obsolete bones. I've been searching for what feels like eons now, For any semblance of humanity. Scarcity of food looms with each passing second, For even the few remaining animals have become paper-thin, Their skeletons protruding through stretched flesh. A bitter cold silently encompasses the atmosphere. Summer evaporated that fateful day, Never to come again. Continuing my treacherous trek, I come upon the frost-tipped shack. Peering through the gaps of a door half blown away by the aftershocks, Hope dies, as once again, emptiness is all I find. My eyes well with tears, only to be interrupted by an uncontrollable cough. Spitting blood into my hand, the symptoms are getting worse. Residual radiation is taking its toll. Death's warm embrace will be welcomed. But until that fateful day, I continue this journey alone, Perpetually seeking any voice to ring out in a macabre, self-fulfilling apocalypse.
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