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pumpkin poem

i have heard them in the night
dark-eyed
in his guarded tent
happiness
the meadow was creeping
i hold your heart
royal feast was done
tell me less or tell me more
along a river-side
a blue-black nubian plucking oranges
there by the window in the old house

 



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