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May all living things
be happy one day.
But let them take their
be happy one day.
But let them take their
time.
May all living things
be happy one day.
But let them take their
be happy one day.
But let them take their
time.
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The poets have emerged!
The poets have
The poets have
emerged!
The poets have emerged!
The poets have
The poets have
emerged!
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my hands let fly another
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my hands let fly another
letter
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i(’ll) sprout any how
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i(’ll) sprout any how
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