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Prompt: The body art is a beautiful and haunting work of art of a series of images that capture the delicate beauty of a flower in the process of decaying. The colors are muted and the overall effect is one of great sadness. light red by George Ault lively
Prompt: The body art is a beautiful and haunting work of art of a series of images that capture the delicate beauty of a flower in the process of decaying. The colors are muted and the overall effect is one of great sadness. light red by George Ault lively
Prompt: The body art is a beautiful and haunting work of art of a series of images that capture the delicate beauty of a flower in the process of decaying. The colors are muted and the overall effect is one of great sadness. light red by George Ault lively
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