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SCRATCH MY BRAIN

I’ve got to scratch my brain, now and again, so that it won’t go flat nor get too fat, and so my blood may flow to keep my “go!” way past the get-go through every local, mind-entwining and far-flung arm-leg … Continue reading

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THE CLOAK OF SPRING

Night cloaks the land where grew, in days of old, a thousand oaks and redwoods, too, that stood with tops poked up to sky high blue both night and day. . . as this new spring so secretly lurks just … Continue reading

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