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	<title>Trees</title>
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		<title>Veil of Wind and Other Garments</title>
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		<description>    It was too late
for sleeping~
the night
dressed in cold leaves
shook loose the reins
of wind
from my hand,

we flew green shadows
through a loom
of trees,
the moon,
a stalk of silver
wove white hooves,
in fields of stars
collapsing
in dawn's arms,

But we,
beyond the branches
of all reckless heaven's reach,
fed our wingless hearts
to echoes
of vast beauty's
endless doom.     </description>
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		<description>          Blue Woods for an Old Man     An old man  wanders woods in rain,  morning's blue drizzle  dripping through   an hourglass of leaves.     Time stays behind  his aimless path,  eyes failing,  stones in silence pass,  grey steps bathed green,  ears deaf still hear life's endless  thirst born within each seed.     Brown eyes,  blurry puddles  blind, look up feeling  infinite sky-  clouds drifting down to graze  the gravied treetops-  every white bite's  clatter of crumbs,  between enormous roots,  their plunging tongues in black soil,  ... more  </description>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 10 May 2008 13:32:25 GMT</pubDate>
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