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I eat a lot 'fore I sail away!
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A flash of infant memory
A sheltering tree limb canopy
The way the lake reflects the sky
In moody blue, with evening nigh
-St Exupery
A flash of infant memory
A sheltering tree limb canopy
The way the lake reflects the sky
In moody blue, with evening nigh
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It was that brief span of evening when all things are etched lucidly into the sky, just before they yield their separateness and blur into the night. -Ursula Hegi
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"You run the risk of tears if you let yourself be tamed."
--Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince
--Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince
Tonight you stand in stark relief against a blanketed sky. The cloud cover descends, and you yield your lines