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Jeff Reed

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Summons

January 29, 2018 Jeff Reed
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When evening brings the first

flutter of warm summer breeze

rustling the tops of the trees,

 

fly, Dove, toward the faint

wisps of morning, an orange-rose

 you have not yet known.

 

The early wind can bear

your weight, can carry you, Love,

can carry you all the way home.

 


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