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Feb 2011
I know this clearing
where the berries burgeon,
but blind to covetous birds,
though one still hears their sweet rill.
They, the berries, are ripe with sun kiss.
We'll make a day of it.
I'll bring a wine basket, a blanket -
You say,  "I'll find the pails?"
If all goes well,
we'll have little time for them.
Let's be off, my dear.
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Perig3e
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Perig3e  Appalachian mountains
(Appalachian mountains)   
711
   --- and Marsha Singh
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