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Rubs, licks, brushes, and strokes are raining upon this forest, and I am drenched. Stalks unbend, and leaves are blowing the long tones of wind in the density of their own growth. One cannot speak about rain without alluding to Verlaine and hundreds of others, every word gives birth to a thesis. In the rain everything repeats itself, when it's raining you can hear a hundred objects, stories of the hearth's border and bureau top at the end of which they find each other or die.
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