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ContemplativeMadeline Gleason

Those That Have a Place

Those that have a place Where the wild pigeon rings With the soft hammered note, Let them not leave it. Where the yellowhammer sings And the wind is the rumble from a basso throat, Let them drive a nail In the wall To hang up an old coat. Where the rain leaks To a rusty pail On the floor, And the jay creaks On the worn boards of the roof. Those that have a place, Let them wash their hands

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