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Birds are things unconvinced

Birds are things unconvinced, They fly because they fall - Because they've tasted the sea They rise, rise like persistent weeds Pushing through cracks in the clouds, And I wonder what they wonder. I would be a bird, but flight leads to fall, Just give me the wings, That's all.
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noah-cornell
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Aug 6, 2011
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