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January 27, 2015

And so he said it.

And the Earth burst into Spring.

And the sky felt a friendly abyss.

And the air could be seen.

And it was sweet summer wine.

And the colors became contrasted.

And the snow fell in rose petals.

And the sidewalk melted into dew.

And it became a sure wind.

And so she said it.

And when the entire year had passed truly,

they said it together.

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