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Sunrise

I can see pink lights dance on peaks I can smell from miles away In the cold shadow of our mountain Waiting for the day to start The quiet surrounds Body and Soul except for the whistling trees the bending and finally breaking brush the sliding rocks: The Earth plays tricks on your feet Boys throw rocks because the silence frightens but I sit still listening to the sun and watching the shadow grow shorter Feeling our mountain grow taller.
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Jan 5, 2011
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