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In Seville

by @poetman

In Seville My lock is like a wheel that treasures the land with strands of sand now an inroad to soul in times of grain this platitude of health ahead of tides the salt on shore implores unfinished deeds as art deplores any nurturing of needs with stars out this race beyond the chariot again and proves that this orient has rightly won a gathering if seed roaring in a stream of catchment nigh where these overtones are songs and round about the fields along the Guadalquivir.
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Jul 6, 2017
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