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The Sea and the Bee

The great big sea

perpetually bewilders.

The unreasoning wind

gives us the flower and the bee.

 

What alien law

does the wild ranger keep?

Or, alien to the tongue,

to give it a name, sleep.

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Mar 17, 2020
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