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“Galapagos Grow Strangely”
The black isles of the Galapagos breathe off clouds. They deter the crowds by creating halos of their own induction. Providing shade and moisture they conceal their growth. They Move. Giants roam the earth above and below pyroclastic flows. … Continue reading →
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