Autumn Tears
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Thrush and Wake

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Thrush and Wake

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Feel the ancient sound

With a feathered pulse

The aged thrush

Bound to death's dark wing

Silently it asks

Do we need joy?

It's nothing more

Than shame and loss

Morning choir sings

To warm the hearts

Of crueler beings

As they take my wings

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