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Jan 2020
Your birdsong might drive a hundred nights
crashing to their knees in the daysprung delights
of your symphonies. I will bow now to the rising east,
and lay my head in peace upon my pillow.
When I want for your yellow, and clearing blue,
in the deepest darkness, I shall think of you.
Written by
Thomas Wood  29/M/London
(29/M/London)   
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     Mark S, Alona, S Olson, ap and Carlo C Gomez
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