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Strange Laws Have Nature

strange laws have nature… strange laws have nature— the snow falls and blows; yet silent skies still remain empty surrendering to the broom of the wind— the wind sweeping frail flakes asunder; reclaiming demurred dusty desires— yet frozen sheets refuse to succumb to ironing winds of time’s bed and its juxtaposed spread— steadfast slip stretched: strange laws have nature.

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