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. . . wearinessThe silver maple's new green holds weariness:under the redbud, in clean dirt, only weariness.
Closing the window against thunder-laden air,
Qoheleth in his bitter book complains against the wind
Come, wife, and settle your head on my shoulder;
Gino, why did you write these tiresome lines?
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