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Blind Joy
Blind Joy
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John Frederick Nims
04/28/2026 14:58h
Crude seeing’s all our joy: could we discern The cold dark infinite vast where atoms burn —Lone suns—in flesh, our treasure and our play, Who’d dare to breathe this fern-thick bird-rich day?
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