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Wednesday 3 February 2016

Extinction



They all went about their daily business as usual. They hunted, they foraged, they ate, they bathed in the lake.
Some hid from others in fear of their lives and some strutted around like they owned the place. These aspects were perfectly normal.
There was a general feeling that something wasn’t quite as it should be, but none of them could put their metaphorical finger on it.
It became dark earlier than usual and this created unrest.
A large object flashed across the sky, coming closer at an alarming rate.
There was a feeling of strong impact.
If any of them could speak, they would probably have said: “Well, that’s all this fucked then.”

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