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Willowsong
He lays his head upon his pillow, dreams of tales the solar winds would bring and hears sap rise within the willow, pulsing through the supple whips that sing of far off places they should visit, tales of dreams the solar winds would bring to make them thirst to journey to it, makes them shake their branches in the breeze for far off places they should visit to attend to God's most precious peeve. This share of universal knowledge makes them shake their branches in the breeze at how unfair it is to bear this message, knowing something of Creation's tears. Why share this universal knowledge? Why upset the way we've lived for years? He lays his head upon his pillow, knowing nothing of Creation's tears yet hears sobs rise within the willow. Kåre Enga catalogue number: [162.541] 17 november 2005 This is a terzanelle. See "Terzanelle" for:
Note: whips ~ flexible branches.
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