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Submersion

Rain fell inexorably down, filling every ginnel and spit 'til all was a blanket, a crown, and naught projected up from it. Beneath were clock towers and tall surfaces, drifting with foam, buildings once rife with activity now silent, no longer a home 'cept for fishes and floating debris, hives not humming with energy, still as a grave.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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Date: 5/14/2016 7:40:00 PM
A lovely descriptive write Keith, I felt lonliness and despair from this fine write.
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