Life in hills —
So tranquil, so still.
My one piece of heart lies in hills;
The very thought of returning gives me chills.
I passed through small and winding streets,
Where silence wore its pleasant sheets,
And soft winds danced — a calm, cool breeze,
Whispers carried with gentle ease.
I wandered down the bumpy roads,
Played in streams that sang in codes.
I walked the quiet gravelled path,
And let the hills absorb my wrath.
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