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Parched Earth

The desire and longings for water was
 enormous
Yet the supplies continue to dwindle year 
 after year 
The older trees parched by a permanence of thirst
 began to give up

As the waters too began to move southwards
Desolations taken over, only the howling of 
 wind storms 
 and the brave of Camels roams the lands
The landscape has been redesigned on account 
 of dryness
The land is parched on account of moisture.
 (Written on the 15th October, 2026)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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