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When the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw.

3.2.10

A man rakes leaves into
a heap in his pard, a plie,
& leans on his rake &
burns them utterly.
The fragrance fills the forest
children pause & heed the
smell, which will become
nostalgia in several years

(by Jim Morrison)
Posted by Guy Faux at 11:43
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