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Temporary Antennae

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Temporary Antennae

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Every blade of grass

Sings for him alone

Forming a chorus

With all those that drink

The black pollen and from twisted yellow roots

The thousand tiny flowers that wind around his throne

Round his throne

We spend our lives pointed at the sky

We spend our lives as antennae

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