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Song on Empty
His heartstrings still are measured by the mile, exposed and strung and strummed with grace and style, accompaniment to her voice for just a season until she sang past love, toward reason, then left them to his labor to pack and put away, who, being but her workman, surely must obey-- a traveler past his station, useful as a rail, a plank put in its place and hammered with a nail.
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