The dogs are sunning in the street,
The severe cold and then this pleasant heat.
One gets up and tail-wagging comes towards me.
I have nothing to give it.
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I touch its nose and pat his head.
'I have nothing, ' I tell.
I don't own the sun, this milling-people street
Hard and warm and charcoal-grey, on which you stretch your limbs,
As if you own it. you are symbolic in your writings. thank u dear poetess. to ny
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I touch its nose and pat his head. 'I have nothing, ' I tell. I don't own the sun, this milling-people street Hard and warm and charcoal-grey, on which you stretch your limbs, As if you own it. you are symbolic in your writings. thank u dear poetess. to ny
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