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City No 13
A spacecraft will crash land on Earth at any time, but no one knows when and where. Poetically portrayed about waiting and changing perspectives in a medium-sized city.
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A spacecraft will crash land on Earth at any time, but no one knows when and where. Poetically portrayed about waiting and changing perspectives in a medium-sized city.
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Written By:Salad Hilowle, Sagal Farah
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