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como ela
minha mãe twines me as rosas molhadas com orvalho
porque são as coisas que não têm nenhuma morte
no alvorecer, disse
acima dos prados ricos com milho
o justo e stately empregada doméstica, cujos olhos
são você acordado?
eu fui acima e trago as ruas
quando a noite drifts ao longo das ruas da cidade
temos nós nenhum shame?
sob uma árvore espalhando da castanha
o rolo sad do cilindro muffled tem a batida

 



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