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Max Sutton
Below these bluffs, branch water like a wind in leaves ruffles the hollow. The rush and spill sings through bare timber.Stretched in the sun on this rough rock, I feel the stir among the hickory buds, the red tips on the maple, and wonder who could name these . . . . Continue Reading »
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