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"Wind felled hawthorn trees lay scattered, not just blown over, but smashed into pieces, utterly destroyed."

"Another wonderfully specific Old English word: ȳðlāf, the stretch of shore left bare by a wave when it recedes, before another wave comes and reclaims it for the sea. From ȳþ ‘wave’ + lāf ‘relic’." --@wylfcen

Parasite Planet.

"spectrocosm"

nature fakers filched this
filigreed sand needle
bright overcast airt where
otchkies dive conniving

Stableford's translations.