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					<description><![CDATA[<p>I suggested fishing and then showed up to the dock without any gear. Mira showed up with a cooler full of Fat Tug. The sun above us is an infected eye, red and squinting. Its gaze illuminates the boat’s railing, coral pink, anemone orange. Below, the churning sea is pale yellow, the colour of melted&#8230;</p>
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