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Gifford National Forest

Like the damp heat from crushed bones of fresh water plants, Like the quiet whisper of hearts when strangers hold hands. Like let the wind drift pine spines high, through mountain belly and minds Like bend, bind, believe, rewind - Like befriend time Like the water he smell like, Like the mornings that wake right, Like when the grass mats warm salt flats,               and the little river that laughs in laps
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