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I saw two butterflies in the alley, between the new well and the orange tree; With the shade of the tree they seemed to dally to tease the sun who, without them cannot be. I overheard two blackbirds when I looked up: “Why can’t we tease the shade like the butterflies?” Said the maid-bird, pretending an orange to sup. And before she could even realize, The darkbird spread his long wing over her thighs. In the throbbing blue flakes of the sky she cries & she cries & moans & she moans & she cries unlike a Buddhist. © LazharBouazzi, Carthage, TUN, August 25, 2016
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 12:40 PM UTC
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I saw two butterflies in the alley, between the new well and the orange tree; With the shade of the tree they seemed to dally to tease the sun who, without them cannot be. I overheard two blackbirds when I looked up: “Why can’t we tease the shade like the butterflies?” Said the maid-bird, pretending an orange to sup. And before she could even realize, The darkbird spread his long wing over her thighs. In the throbbing blue flakes of the sky she cries & she cries & moans & she moans & she cries unlike a Buddhist. © LazharBouazzi, Carthage, TUN, August 25, 2016
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 12:40 PM UTC
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