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ANDRESITO
What was that balm so freely giv'n which in my blackest hour my life renewed and that, in silence, drew the bitter gall which poison me most surely would? That one so young and still by fate unscarred should know, untaught the healing touch the cleansing gaze unhesitatingly approach and gently step into the unknown a friend to save from deep despair counting not loss counting not gain but with such beauteous artlessness simplicity a flood of joy so startlingly let in is the small gift is the great gift were I to spend all strength all breath and time left me my gratitude repayment would insufficient be For Andy Marta Esperanza Edgcombe October 21, 1998
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