The spring bubbled in a gentle hollow. It was autumn, and yellow leaves had fallen all around. The water was inky, despite the cool light slanting through barren branches. It looked like a pupil, and the ring of leaves a great iris. It made you think of a bird of prey; an owl or an eagle, capable of seeing in the dark, or of observing things far away.
From “The Fountain of Youth”
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