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comfort grows in golden rods lazy winter wheat barns to lean til someone dares let go quiet keeps a place beyond the willows a row along the turnaround and no one needs to know you stayed for love with not a thought to hurry for what would be and when would come again sitting long into the night a witness to each falling when asked of these you held them every one
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