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I leave
Beneath the strawberry moon my fears, anxieties, inklings and wonderings become small birds trembling in my hand. There is a nest at the doorstop made of moss, twigs, regrets. I leave my hatchlings there knowing that tiny birds small souls are meant to fly. 12 lines
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