A/N this is 399 words long so close enough.
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My ideal place would be wide and clear, nature all
around me. There will be thickets of conifers scattered across the open fields
of grass and snow. The wind will be clean and cool, and pull the snow from its
slumber on the ground and dance across the air. Herds of deer would wonder from
wood to wood, and the howls of wolves could be heard in the distance. There
would be scattered villages with wood board houses and smoke curling from the
chimney. The people would be a community living in a simpler time and welcome a
friendly new face. There would be gathering around the fire and stories would
be told and songs sang. Back to the country there would be signs of winter
everywhere even in the depths of summer. The songs of winter will play year
round and though the days could be grey, you can still see the beauty in
everything. The forests will be quite havens to all who enter and be a
completely different world. Everything would be quite and you can feel the beat
of something ancient pulsing under your feet. Like a church the forest will
give a presence of something greater then you and you will be safe in its
recesses. Above you can hear the songs of birds, and feel the touch of the sun
as it streams through the branches. The sounds of the beasts of the forest will
alert you to their presence and if you are lucky could see the grace of an old
stage, or the sight of a laughing wolf in the confines of the woods. As you
walk further you can feel something guiding you, deeper into the forest to the
heart. You can also smell the sharp scent of cedar and pine as you crush there
needles under your feet, and the crisp smell of snow. In the heart you would
find a massive structure of white marble. A city seemingly grown from the
ground reaches towards the sky, the top of the highest tower gleaming in the
winter sun. Around the city are empty fields and the boundary of the woods and
city marked by white tiles of marble. The city is left empty and perfect the
power of the world radiating from its walls, and if you are quite you can hear
the knowledge of times long since passed.
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