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The Festival
In a field somewhere, full of stars, enchantment you could almost hug, cupped in hands, with sparkle and dust, you can carry it off in your pocket. It’s magic, so catch some you must. Catch a glimpse of follies too … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Folk, Free Verse, Music, Pleasure, poem, poetry, recreation, Roots
Tagged Folk, Music, stars
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PoetJanstie
