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parting clouds over the field of wheat split the gray into a sea of golden rays bright enough to leave even the blindest man at his feet passing wind slithers by carrying with it seeds and soft cries tears from the protector of all the crop the lonely scarecrow who stays planted his tune the most melancholy of acoustics a tranquil coffee shop birds circle frightfully overhead for they do not know their avoidance leaves the scarecrow all but dead he who never meant any harm but who's appearance raises cacophonous alarm cursing the sky, the scarecrow shouts yet, the scarecrow will soon get his wish once his stump dries he will be free with the coming drought so as the farmer prays for rain, he questions God's whereabouts
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 8:05 PM UTC
the farmer and the scarecrow
parting clouds over the field of wheat split the gray into a sea of golden rays bright enough to leave even the blindest man at his feet passing wind slithers by carrying with it seeds and soft cries tears from the protector of all the crop the lonely scarecrow who stays planted his tune the most melancholy of acoustics a tranquil coffee shop birds circle frightfully overhead for they do not know their avoidance leaves the scarecrow all but dead he who never meant any harm but who's appearance raises cacophonous alarm cursing the sky, the scarecrow shouts yet, the scarecrow will soon get his wish once his stump dries he will be free with the coming drought so as the farmer prays for rain, he questions God's whereabouts
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 8:05 PM UTC
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