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a day flies by and whiles away drawing lies and smiles alike like filings to the lodestone babies' cries flay the sky sunlight bright in my right eye shining in dulcimer tone in this park no broken tiles just mild breezes, soft sighs, and ample time to delight in Spring coming into its own a wild-eyed man asks why we try and rightly plies for answers nigh and questions what we think is known and waits impatient as we fry in blind stupor as our minds belie that we might in fact be all alone
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Mar 26, 2013
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