and beyond them stood the forest

stood the groves of singing pinetrees

green in summer, white in winter

ever singhing, ever singing

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I used to live without a roof over my head

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hey my girl

why do you draw

the golden moon into your scoop

to pour it

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whom are you wearing mouring for

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My mother said : that's right. After the remains of your father had been exhumed for permanent burial, he filed petitions to a great number of authorities.

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its tone is clear like the sounds of a flying flamingo

and dark like stream curents tumbling in mid-course 

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my body's like a jackfruit on the tree

the skin is rough-the pulp is nice and thick

if you love me, drive into it your plug 

don't fondle it or sap will stain your hand

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• simile