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Created on: July 19, 2007
DOVE MUSIC
Muted piper, color of sand,
Sleek miniature from God's own hand;
Erratic flyer swift of wing,
A gray-brown kite without a string:
In murmured coos you seem to feign
An ever still and peaceful mein.
The velvet of your sombre song
Enfolds my heart all morning long.
On wisps of breeze, notes rise and fall:
From smallest voice, the sweetest call.
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