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I remember, I remember
the Spirit of my Fathers; the smell of prairie flowers, the feel of wind on their face; I remember, I remember the Spirit of my Mothers, a bee humming in the flowers was music to their ears; I look to the wild places and my heart is filled with joy, I drink the dew on the leaves and my spirit is sweetened; The earth lies dreaming in the sun as I sit and meditate, The sun dies blazing in the west and the long summer's day is done.
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