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Search results: hear

• Jane Williams 12 November 2016

  pilgrimage after an all day hike ear to the rock the heartbeat I hear is my own

• Jim Force (Nika) 28 August 2016

  sudden chill I hear the owl call my name

• Sandi Pray 21 September 2015

  fireworks far enough away to hear a frog cough

• Violette Rose-Jones 15 January 2013

  twilight: amidst the long grass I hear screams from a fox

• Leszek Szeglowski 21 November 2011

  let’s take for instance such an umbrella without one word let’s spread it still we haven’t yet in our hand any evidence that we hear a rain but for sure falls the shadow we?my na przyk?ad taki parasol bez jednego s?owa roz?ó?my go wci?? nie mamy jednak w r?ku ?adnego dowodu ?e s?yszymy deszcz ale z pewno?ci? pada cie?

• an'ya 10 May 2011

  together may we hear violins in the rain… for without love all sounds are unbearable in that silence called absence

• Kuniharu Shimizu 17 February 2010

  Plagued by fleas and lice, I hear the horses staling Right by my pillow

• Kuniharu Shimizu 4 January 2010

  Lead the horse sideways across the meadows— I hear a nightingale