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Part of the family

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Swallows add their mud brick houses to your house, an extended dwelling

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Life cycling

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Frogs calling all night, black dots in white foam will soon be calling all night

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No joke

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Laughing at sexist or racist jokes helps maintain sexism and racism

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Cry me many rivers

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Rivers dying all over world. Only response is to hasten death

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Recollected in tranquility

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Poems are just thoughts ideas visions in a concentrated form

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All together, NOW!

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Sheep consider things quietly, mull them over, panic suddenly

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Magic rock

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Sandstone in my hand, solid sea bed lump half a billion years old

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Destiny

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A fox and rabbit meeting in the night always ends in screams that end

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The fire next time

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First hot day of Spring first taste of hellfire Summer in store for us here

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Can\’t stop

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\”The Fugitive\” has a reprieve not a pardon. A cancer patient has a remission not a cure. So both must keep running.

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