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The TideOutside the window waves were cresting in slow motion as the tide began to pull away. Each opaque bubble of foam slid across the peaks and valleys of individual ripples that riveted the water. They did sickening things with the moon’s reflection, swirling it in a myriad of ghostly greens and golds, stretching it out until it was an unnatural oblong setting in the sea.The Tide
Just on the other side of the window, the moon was devastatingly still. Certainly it hadn’t moved in the silence that had rushed in to fill the void left by the spark of the muzzle. The scene was illuminated just the same.&
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Dead Planet - PreviewMy lungs feel gritty. I coulda made a freaking sandcastle out of the grime that coated my mouth. Stupid dead planets.Dead Planet - Preview
I don't really know why I'm here. One minute in a lab, next minute BAM, a desert. And not just a desert. A desert in the middle of a freaking sandstorm. Nothing's in the way of the wind, it just comes barreling through with no resistance, carrying a beachful of sand with it.
The ground is a maze of spiderweb cracks. It must have been a million years since rain last fell. Not even a hint of green. Just s
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Summer's NightRemember how moonlight flooded the hills,Summer's Night
Broke frothy over crags, slipped so lightly
Into clefts, stray rays forming wily rills
That flowed in harmony, a choir nightly. The rush of silent song mirrored the muse
Of moonlight birds who gave birth to the voice
Of the wind, concealing the truth of ruse
That night would not end if it had a choice.
Stars have given way to the weary pink Of dawn. Moonlight lifts from the green leaving
Gold dust in its wake. The final brok
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A Light in the Dark: Part IIIDr. Burke referred to the opening of the 21st Century as the Golden Era of Alzheimer’s Treatments. It is difficult not to grow excited at such a phrase. There is still the bitter taste of the failure of Flurizan lingering, but it is beginning to ebb away in light of new developments. Not even a month after the announcement that Flurizan production would end, a British group announced their own AD drug, Rember, had passed Phase II trials with remarkable results of around 80% of patients treated showing a slowing in mental decline. Rember, unlike Flurizan, targets the tau tangles in the brain, what Burke coA Light in the Dark: Part III
by ~Halatia
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