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Rebirth


Barbed wire, cobblestone trees The wind performing gymnastics, dancing all around me. Clouds climb the ladder to heaven as the ground below my bare feet moves; My small being cannot feel the rotation. Gravity pulls my limbs down. Almost nothing is as beautiful, It feels like rebirth.
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