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what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor    when the woven basket that carried food to the table breaks under the weight of time, my daughter will starve what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor when the clay that sculpted gods is dried and cracking and lacking water, my son too will die of thirst what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor when the leaves that adorned the pillows of our bed burn up in the fire of technology's rumbling belly there will be no desire to touch the world and what should she do with her hands? she must pick them up from her lap and heal the earth.
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Oct 31, 2010
Oct 31, 2010 at 6:03 PM UTC
her tapestry
what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor    when the woven basket that carried food to the table breaks under the weight of time, my daughter will starve what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor when the clay that sculpted gods is dried and cracking and lacking water, my son too will die of thirst what does she do with her hands? they lie in her lap, and her tapestry falls to the floor when the leaves that adorned the pillows of our bed burn up in the fire of technology's rumbling belly there will be no desire to touch the world and what should she do with her hands? she must pick them up from her lap and heal the earth.
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Oct 31, 2010
Oct 31, 2010 at 6:03 PM UTC
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