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morning yawns

these morning yawns are drawing on, to wake up now to sweet birdsong a rare and scarce occasion as the body ages and the bones become thin fresh as a daisy has to pay the day's wages before a trickle of strength is let in, the droopy eyes, listless sighs, the walking through treacle of waking up time.
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david-bell
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Mar 29, 2012
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