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11/7/2020

Down the hill, where the sun had seen hundreds gather, a table with a radio, two lanterns, and three shadows remained.   Up a-ways, under the few real stars the city had to offer, the foursome sat at the edge of the gravel and grass and listened. Hearing words millions hoped for, fraught for, rocked votes for. And in the pauses remembered the promise of battles long since started yet long to be fought.
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