Mountains are verbs stripped of tense

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Mountains are verbs stripped of tense, persisting in superlative form within the Creator's grammar.

 

Their ice-carved folds archive the cadence of primordial monsoons, while lakes - celestial debris fallen to earth - inscribe eternity's recursive code through liquid serenity.

 

When reflections dissolve all altitudes, the cosmos returns to syntactic genesis within a single ripple.

 

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