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Flowing Calm Of Wind
It is a brook that cannot be found; One can only hear its sound. It lathes its own path, a course straight into our heart. Little veins of blue; deeply cut grooves in mother earth's skin up in a sky that isn't there, I find but cold, pitch black air. I yearn to understand the flowing calm which I cannot follow. Its rippling torrent swells against my chest; It cries, "yah-yah ah-hay shima!" words meaningless to a deaf ear. So I listen anyway, by chance to swim high up in its force-- a force forgotten to consciouos man where life began.
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