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Feet Adorned with Red Dye


When revealed truths become veiled behind sudden happenings, Certain humble and complex thoughts Embrace the heart again and again. Beyond the relentless striving Of gain and loss, Stretching our eyes toward the flow of time, A few perfect moments of vitality Bloom in the glow of fireflies. After hundreds of years, Those drooping fragments hidden beneath memory Have scarcely been noticed at all.
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