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Early to bed and early to rise

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Flight

We have imagined worlds that are so much

Oaks

Big oaks are heavy, ponderous with power:

Puritan: Silhouette

The jagged rake of conscience rankled deep,

At Grass-Level: Central Africa

As ancient virgins warmed by love

By the Sea

Bitterly the wind blows ovr the blind hills,

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Early to bed and early to rise

If We Knew

Flight

Winter is Prodigal

Oaks

Puritan: Silhouette

Not the Little Kings...

At Grass-Level: Central Africa

By the Sea

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