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Community Submission November 30, 2023 Community Submissions, Issue #10

after you’re gone

by aimal jawaid

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    Roseleen on December 1, 2023 at 3:35 am
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    This feels like a nice summer evening, just as school is about the end. It also feels like a winter evening, on the way home where a candle and good book await you.

    Really, this video makes me feel cozy and comfortable (and strangely nostalgic if you couldn’t tell). I love the stars and I love the colours, I love this!

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