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Artist: Boards Of Canada
Canonical path: /boards-of-canada/an-eagle-in-your-mind
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An Eagle in Your Mind
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An Eagle in Your Mind
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"Holts are nearly always close to the sea,
fallen boulders, old ruins, and cliffs,
all at the top of a [sand crevice?],
high above the sea:
a safe place for cubs.
We wait ... tense. We're disappointed.
She leaves her [sprint?] loaded by others of us
The holts are evenly [spent?], about 500 meters apart,
[some warped speech] who passes by, or they (advertise?)"
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