CHAPTER 14 of THE ANEMONE SIDECAR - Ravenna Press

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She shifted, probably looking at me. The news reader introduced the next item about birds, migrating birds, and I saw, in my private TV world, storks carrying something, a hair or a piece of fluff, away over darkened hills to be born. 19
Meg Baird: Pan revisited when I was young and full of youth sweet as new green bamboo shoots fresh in the ethereal air way up there I might be food for panda bears however it was not to be how quickly grows a bamboo tree one of many waving reeds pleasing in both sight and sound I began a bamboo shoot I became a flute for Pan I look for him in every man 20
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