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SONG LYRICS AND POETRY
From "Song in a Year of Catastrophe"

Wendell Berry

Learn
from the woodcock in the woods
whose feathering is a ritual
of the fallen leaves,
and from the nesting quail
whose speckling makes her hard to see
in the long grass.
Study the coat of the mole.
For the farmer shall wear
the furrows and the greenery
of his fields, and bear
the long standing of the woods.

Submitted by Patrick Ward, Watertown



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