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there is a voice

we gather reeds in the pale beginning our roof in thatched symmetry place a foot firmly in the marsh and cast a hooded gaze eastward toward the breaking light cloud systems shift above our lithe and tenacious errand we will tread on padded earth hedged by the green and supple hills and the heat slumbering in the stony paths will awaken late simmering, breakfast can be heard on the approach
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