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Soffermare

I first saw the wheat in the morning, smelled the wind blustering forth-- Wondered that it must taste like that very morning, in what complex way crops do. And when the bear-locusts eat them, what they would say if they bled pans of gold to romance their amber, if only then would they be jubilant if only on their death beds! "Don't admire the fields," says Agricoltore. Why? "Because they like--they don't change."
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Written by
sarah-sad-matcha
26 / Cisgender Female
Published
Aug 3, 2014
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Soffermare--"to rest one's gaze" or "to dwell on".

Agricoltore--Italian word for "farmer".

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#gold#death#wheat#breeze#amber#farmer#italian#fields
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