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A Night In Tenerife

the sea the skin of a wet dog, black the beach; a ruined church, the coastal lights a string of lesser ways, we are as empty as a dropped shell pulled across the ebb, a ripple of salt.. and as the night gets deeper a dragon breathes like the tide: no mistake, the dark needs its hours.

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