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Mysteries
Silence settled as the stars looked upon the strange landscape
Air cuts my nostrils with its dry frost
I stopped, the wind warped
I stopped I got caught
Like a predator, it does not welcome others
The nature is a hunter
Killing those in sight
The feeling is obviously mysterious
I have counted over 136 different scenarios
All being negative
Then I took a step back
And realized
The brightest gem
Is the dazzling uncertainty of it
But you can be certain
That the outcome will never be predicted
As I spread the blanket in separate directions as I slept
My ideas jumped out
As if it was a bungee jumper
And it was 200 percent clear
In the night the bad was terribly good
I was so pure that I was a gallon of water

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