The Roots of Time

Stone cracks itself when the immovable is broken by pain. Stone trees grow in stone locked caves. All that is not stone wanders rootless, yet they abide in that same furnace of time that has long shaped the stones. Stone outlives, unlike we who walk upon it. On that last day stone will have outpaced the bones of the fastest horse.
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