Creative Writing: Tide Island
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Whispers in the wind grew louder, making their voice heard. The ocean swelled, devouring grains of sand; consuming any life in its path. Powerful shelf clouds hanging out of the sky closed in, confining the island from the rest of the world; shadows were impelled down, masking the island in a deep shadow overwhelming the light with darkness.
As if by command each unleashed; the fury of the Gods pain and suffering could be held back no longer.
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