Golden autumn sunlight On a day of bright heat, contradicts the dark-blue sky. Still-green trees, their leaves flecked with later gold, cast darker shadows than the sun can warm.
Caterpillars hang like ornaments by threads of their own making; At night the spiders come, huge, unpleasant walking.
Somewhere, a tall, dark stone wall has cracked! Starlight and air can drift through, into the unimaginable darkness within.
Filth, stench, funk and black dust fill the cold, dark space behind that grim, demon-carved Idol's wall. Now exposed to the antiseptic touch of fresh air, the Vileness within cannot abide.
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