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    Robinson Jeffers,: Selected Poems (Vintage Books, 1963)

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    The poem expresses a desire to reconnect with nature after feeling too abstract and wise. It wants to let leaves rain from the skies and for a rich life to run to the roots again. The speaker will find meaning by observing an alder leaf quivering in the ocean wind over river boulders.

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    The poem expresses a desire to reconnect with nature after feeling too abstract and wise. It wants to let leaves rain from the skies and for a rich life to run to the roots again. The speaker will find meaning by observing an alder leaf quivering in the ocean wind over river boulders.

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    The poem expresses a desire to reconnect with nature after feeling too abstract and wise. It wants to let leaves rain from the skies and for a rich life to run to the roots again. The speaker will find meaning by observing an alder leaf quivering in the ocean wind over river boulders.

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    Robinson Jeffers,: Selected Poems (Vintage Books, 1963)

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    The poem expresses a desire to reconnect with nature after feeling too abstract and wise. It wants to let leaves rain from the skies and for a rich life to run to the roots again. The speaker will find meaning by observing an alder leaf quivering in the ocean wind over river boulders.

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    A little too abstract, a little too wise, It is time for us to kiss the earth again, It is time to let the

    leaves rain from the skies Let the rich life run to the roots again I will find my accounting where the alder leaf quivers In the ocean wind over the river boulders. Robinson Jeffers, opening lines to Return from Robinson Jeffers: Selected Poems (Vintage Books, 1963)

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