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A TROUBADOUR IN OUR TOWN

He comes into town in foreign accent the strangest we've ever seen his eyes so sharply-shy and keen his spirit left of us no comment his hands we noticed so mild like one who never fought or exercised hate or cruel labour or beat-up an offensive child he looked as tender as a-day-old babe like one who's known no real danger he seemed to us that he was made not of blood and bones of love and anger like the rest of us but of a spirited-lotus extract mixed with certain euphorian spices polished by shine and rain politely and wise And we stared and wondered what beauty lies in his halfly-hidden heart.
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Dec 24, 2011
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