Weather or not
It's supposed to be cooler today but I'm skeptical. At dawn, when the cold night air still had heft and mass, still stung, there was this warm little breeze. Not even a breeze, really, but a breath, a drift, a flow. Warm air, twining. And then this sun, twisted in the clouds so if you looked without thinking sunrise, it seemed to drop, sizzling, into the sea.
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