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a life on the ocean wave
out of the window a sea of green trees
last midnight
to come so soon to this imagined dark
give me hunger
and still they walked on
so lost
who will be naming the wind
friend, whose smile has come to be
the endless, foolish merriment of stars
with her hair flaying wildly
gone are the three, those sisters rare
storm
that strange companion came on shuffling feet

 



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