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The valentine sky is swept by scotomas As swooping murders shade the overhead They dot the broccoli tops Because they know Safety not in numbers, but Being is found through others The swans flap-walk cross the loch And air their hind to dive Black and white share fish and space Because they know Worms aren’t picky, and eyes are stupid The brave diablos plummet from the castle ramparts Clear the cliffs and meet gusts head on They do not slow their descent Because they know Life is not too short, but too long to live with fear The mallards wade through garbage scraps Bright male with paler mate They never leave each other’s side Because they know god is in the pair, a worthy life is shared
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 2:31 PM UTC
133. Ornithology 2/26/12
The valentine sky is swept by scotomas As swooping murders shade the overhead They dot the broccoli tops Because they know Safety not in numbers, but Being is found through others The swans flap-walk cross the loch And air their hind to dive Black and white share fish and space Because they know Worms aren’t picky, and eyes are stupid The brave diablos plummet from the castle ramparts Clear the cliffs and meet gusts head on They do not slow their descent Because they know Life is not too short, but too long to live with fear The mallards wade through garbage scraps Bright male with paler mate They never leave each other’s side Because they know god is in the pair, a worthy life is shared
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 2:31 PM UTC
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