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Description: | The Little Bluebirds — has anyone expressed it better than Judy Garland singing . . . why, oh why, can't I |
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Description: | The visionaries: slightly seeing as many improvements as there are egos to reckon with |
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Description: | The style of reachings, temporal or spiritual, for transformation of the earth. The chapel of Rockford Female Seminary, later Rockford College, 1889-1892... |
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Description: | Even the slow, dry, hungry engines, digging what would be the best of times, cannot help but leave behind them a restlessness unchanging as bef... |
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Description: | New land cut out by real imaginary lines based in older spirit courses lay and bedrock, flight of birds and pointed feet |
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Description: | Everybody who lived should get a gold watch for endurance and a chain for hanging |
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Description: | De Pere, Wis. The sound has never left the harp The song will never leave the well |
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Description: | In the letter was the hope that you were well For shorter hours A newer coat And Grace when there was any Grace to tell |
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Description: | Always looking at the vacancy in that great sea of people All there ever was was a greeting card and that one a mirage |
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Description: | First one light is the truth and then another but always it is shining on some counterpart |
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Description: | There used to be a quiet. It wasn't deafness, it was roses But they don't make it any more They think it was a toy |
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Description: | The boss says — The center is — Good workmen then served two masters One a man, the other a craft A fine-edged tool biting life-long in... |
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Description: | The earth is never still, but speaks her lovers lying twined among the roots of grasses, lying long stretched out from hill to hill There wher... |
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Description: | The Winter was a legacy of crusted weights now melted with the Passing of the Snow so closed and callous differences can soften to the hope for co... |
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Description: | A fire is not a place, but a containment to keep burning. A reassembly of inner flames around the patriarch, A school and script for golden we... |
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Description: | His mind wandered without rescue The man is innocent. and had to be brought home to the corner and stapled to the ground |
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Description: | Dearest Daughter, The year is flown. We can't compete and we stand alone |
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Description: | A child could count in rounded numbers the Christmas chance of pudding from the sky |
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Description: | The parson came. He said it well: Enough is all we want, to hold and sleep on, not the sky. A little harvest of the sorrows between the sentenc... |
Date: | 1901 |
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Description: | Five photographs are mounted on an album page which is decorated with a painting of a honeysuckle sprig. In the photograph at top left, Frank, age three, S... |
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