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how might the night be slept away and yearned but for another heaven here on earth as winter snowflakes swirled from somewhere else much colder now than ash by fate decided were stones beneath the rapids polished cedar bark where all was still but for the bears without the words to warn us spoke only to each other of spring their next goodbye lanterns lit and lightning bugs were settled down in secret brushed into illusion as skies of indigo so slow the dawn returning to breathless apprehension six months denied the glow of sacred sun whispers I remember as planets moved together bears to talk with bears the night shall talk to none
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