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Prompt: ink drawing of woman ghost with a wreath on her head, forest behind her, night, eerie, romanticism style, william wordsworth style,
Model: Midjourney

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ink drawing of woman ghost with a wreath on her head, forest behind her, night, eerie, romanticism style, william wordsworth style,
Width: 1664
Height: 2304
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