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cityfog


fog: crawling swirling delicately settled on the old mansions and post-modern skyscrapers. early risers, with sleepy eyes and steaming coffee, inhale the light mist. from above, the fog lends a softening filter to the stark harshness of the concrete jungle. maybe in an hour the sun will shine through, but for now the embalming brume blankets her beloved metropolis.
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