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Poetry
Chaikhana
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About Gabriel RosenstockTimeline (1949 - ) |
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(10) I carved a wind-harp (from Uttering Her Name)
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Dar Óma
out of aged cherry-wood I carved a wind-harp and placed it far from the eyes and ears of men a hawk watches over it no fingers touch its delicate strings the breeze it is that plays the tune breeze of morning breeze of night warm breeze from the south throughout the day it sings but You wordlessly effortlessly never the same tune
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