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The Lady of
the Sea |
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Alone they
cross the holiness of the seasons |
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When the
pick of the sun breaks the neck of the fog. |
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The dawn
will mount the hump of the mountain |
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Between
them mumbles the gleam irrationally. |
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O you the
sea |
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Your eyes
are two beads of a mercury |
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And your
smell is sticky |
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