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Coming Together

Hundreds of those small black birds Soaring above a golden hill Grass dead, as they thought they were, Laying there watching No sound Until the roaring Unmistakable, Overhead the screams The flapping of the wings Forcing the air once more into their lungs Postponing yet another collapse and they faced the breeze renewed.
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frank-corbett
American
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Feb 25, 2013
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