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Red beet, you are amongst the dead
housing the stinging nettle, bearing cold sympathy, the dead thorned kindle. Underneath the breath of living, who graciously digs you out of the soiled hearth circle? Carefully inspected for blemish, you are almost crafted from sameness. The old earth beetles found rolling burrowing deep from question. The starlings fly on north winds after a blank peck of approval, wings splayed out in honor announcing the winter preserve.
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