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Lost City.

"Because fieldfare birds leave Britain at the end of winter, ‘Farewell fieldfare!’ is a 14th century expression used to celebrate the end of an unpleasant experience, or the departure of a disagreeable person." --@HaggardHawks

Wolves & fruit.

"April comes
and now you are gone,
you, who told your guardian angel
each year on your birthday,
not yet"

--Michael Dylan Welch

Composition 248.