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GOOD FRIDAY
April 6, 2007 Even the bulldozer reclines to honor the divine on this good day. So the trees live to see another breeze; to poke another cloud as the kookaburras share another joke upon their sieve of leaves. When the reprieve is over, there will be no more trees in the sky; no more wings; nor lizards, snakes, nor peace upon the earth. Just tires and shoes and streets.
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