Otoños rojizos

Otoños rojizos

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Es tan habitual que las hojas de los árboles cambien de color al llegar el otoño que ni nos damos cuenta de ello. Un cambio que advierte la llegada del viento y la ausencia de la luz. Las hojas de los árboles se tornan rojizas, los días - grisáceos. El agradable frescor de las noches veraniegas se convierte en un frío que intenta congelar incluso la mínima muestra de vida... Pero, volvamos a los árboles. Al perderse en la niebla las horas de luz, las hojas sufren una transformación peculiar a la que estamos demasiado habituados. Quizás penséis que bromeo si os digo que nuestros conocimientos sobre los árboles son equívocos. Y quizás os interese mi versión de los hechos.
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Jenny and I were way ahead of the others. He was talking but I was thinking and ignored him. Instead I was enjoying the beauty of nature, looking at all the beautiful trees. Then suddenly one of the trees caught my attention. It was very big, tall, and beautiful. For some reason I was immediately attracted to it. I stopped in front of it and observed it. My boyfriend was still mumbling. I reached out and touched the tree. Then I realized there was writing on it. It looked like someone had carved it with a knife, but the letters looked too good to be made by someone carelessly. Unless they are an artist or something. PINTU KE DUNIA LAIN. "I wonder what's written there," Jenny said. "Entrance to another world," I said, staring at the words. "How do you know what's written there? What language is it?" "I don't know. Somehow, it seems familiar." "How?" "I don't know." I began to feel the words on the tree, then I began to trace the words with my finger. Jenny clung to me as usual. When I traced the last letter of the last word, suddenly a blue light appeared. The light grew into a large ring around the pitch black portal. Without understanding why, I moved towards it. Jenny tried to stop me but she was small and I was strong. We both disappeared from where we stood. Then fell to the ground in the forest. But this forest was different. This was definitely not America.

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