Dawn raced like fire across the savanna.

Mike Bond
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Dawn raced like fire across the savanna, and the sun was rising in the east. This is a time when the sun rises in the east, and when people are running from their enemies in the east. In this case, dawn is running from an aggressor, and the sun is rising in the east. Dawn races across the savanna to warn her people of danger, and she rushes away from the sunrise to protect them from their enemies.

Source: The Last Savanna

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