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Memories (1)

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Fantastical
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I rose in the path of a hurtling dawn and I heard the ocean say,“When the heart is tugging to be gone, it’s best to be away.”I gripped the mane of a granite wind and the stars rushed red beneath,For the dew lay wet where the sun had set when I came to the wasted

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