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Willows creak in that soil and I can hear a tight pack of crickets shudder; them strange noises rustlin’ up the Mississippi air: a thick heap of hot honey, ‘rouses the sweat on our heads; even though its the dead a night.

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conor-oleary

Published: Mar 3, 2013
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