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PONTIUS PAIVA: Unseasonably Sentimental

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I remember the smells of summer: freshly mowed lawns, sunscreen. And the sound of birds that returned in the spring. Winter snowscapes were visually stunning, but fall was my favorite. It was a feeling, like a cool breeze on a humid afternoon.

All replaced by a fifth season: nuclear winter.


Find more post-apocalyptic prose and poetry by this seasoned writer at pontiuspaiva.com.

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