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olive-grey

as you woke walking and the path wound up ahead where pearly snails trailed moon-shine and the trees like tall elegant women high over fretted twinkle stars what had it meant, the day?  The wind was a silken scarf that wrapped your eyes so you tottered on the cobbles, laughed. A friend waved across the town square somewhere, a child's toy in the gutter as the sweet rain sprinkled your face and hair fanned out in an ocean of breath but the dark gathers and the trees give wild voice, your toiling feet groan for rest, refuge of starlight cottage Is the lover there?  Will the tall trees shelter you, star gems gleam in safe seclusion on the mantel spread scarf and your eyes dream the warm night?
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raymond-crump
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Jun 19, 2011
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