graves we were on summer, admiring the splendor of the thistles, - just as dry and dead as the nameless dead who could not mourn for us - in branches between rusty crescents and saw the caravan raise from children's stories. Delicate silhouettes of the cages in the evening sun, the dusty corpse guarded. So eloquent they were silent about death. Lovely.
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