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Fade into sunset
At one and at peace with time
Leave the world behind
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Such serenity in your writing, 💛
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Thank you, Beckie. x
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Serene!
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Perfectly so at this spot.
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💗👌
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Oh, yes please…
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🙂
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Thanks for sharing, Jaye x
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Hi, Sue. Thanks for sharing such a beautifully penned haiku. I have re-blogged. Here’s the link https://goffjamesart.wordpress.com/2019/12/01/fade-midnighthaiku/ . Have a wonderful day. Goff
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Thank you for sharing this, Goff.
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Pleasure. Have a great day.
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You too, Goff.
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Cheers.
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Nice
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Thank you.
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😊
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This has an ancient sort of feel. One of those mountains is so pointy, it looks like a pyramid!
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It does… and the translucency of the hills is rather strange. The photo was taken at Castlerigg, one of the most beautiful and ancient stone circles in the country.
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