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Sweet Meadows

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I stepped off the road into the meadows. Quickly knee-deep in a green sea, I was bathed in a sweet fragrance that rose not from individual flowers but from their unity. This fragrance, solid and orchestral, drew me into adoration as I walked. My eyes wandered through this species-rich ecosystem...

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