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Now and Then
Out from the cliff birds wheel wild, a white
fan, scattering wide over the water,
dwindling, lost.
Fledged presently, son, daughter,
circle, take flight
from ours to outer world, build worlds in
differing ways their own. When we fold
fond revisiting loves, cheek will be cold,
salt from sea-wind.