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Dear Calpurnia Mockingbird, was it you I lately heard, singing in the night. You sang so soft, so sweet and low-yet to the high c's you could go. and all below. You sang as in a dream, dark as chocolate- smooth as cream. A wordless song-yet full of love. What star gave you birth to sing-to sing your song to men on earth, dispelling all complacency, and false worth. Humbled now I will review and try to hone my skills anew.
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 5:13 AM UTC
Dear Calpurnia Mockingbird.
Dear Calpurnia Mockingbird, was it you I lately heard, singing in the night. You sang so soft, so sweet and low-yet to the high c's you could go. and all below. You sang as in a dream, dark as chocolate- smooth as cream. A wordless song-yet full of love. What star gave you birth to sing-to sing your song to men on earth, dispelling all complacency, and false worth. Humbled now I will review and try to hone my skills anew.
b-j-clement
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 5:13 AM UTC
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