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on the grass-land in-between cast their shadows once the folk-song once the rare cotton so much sky-kissing blue are the horses of sunday with glittering sunshine on its white sail the bird that has flown from the corn-field with a rosy balloon on its back now in the evening of the girl having her husband alive the smell of salted turmeric engrosses the cloth-end not from so far-end not in so much noise coming nearer in a more whispering voice the mushroom of the lips sees its face in the green of rain-drops
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Sep 8, 2012
Sep 8, 2012 at 11:09 AM UTC
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on the grass-land in-between cast their shadows once the folk-song once the rare cotton so much sky-kissing blue are the horses of sunday with glittering sunshine on its white sail the bird that has flown from the corn-field with a rosy balloon on its back now in the evening of the girl having her husband alive the smell of salted turmeric engrosses the cloth-end not from so far-end not in so much noise coming nearer in a more whispering voice the mushroom of the lips sees its face in the green of rain-drops
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Sep 8, 2012
Sep 8, 2012 at 11:09 AM UTC
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