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Forest

Strolling on the edge of the parking lot surrounded by mechanical beasts I saw your opening. Nothing special just a rift between the bushes. "Come, child," you whispered. "Come into my leafy embrace." Determined, I pushed my way through your thorns. My skirt caught on them and you scraped against my legs your nettles stinging me harshly. But I persevered. And you swallowed me whole. Your narrow passegeway opened into a massive cavern of life

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