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Monkeys
Mother, I had almost forgotten the thrill until today when the island, hubbed in wrought iron, brought it back to me: And once more I let go your hand and ran to follow the chatter of monkeys that pulled me, unpossessed, into the tropic sky and shadowed jungle green, and, for a moment, left us both uncaged.
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