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  • Amber Light, Murky Wine. Perhaps Tonight, I Will Divine. A Desert Flower, From The Vine. A Breath From The Window So Fresh, So Fine

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    The poem describes a dimly lit setting where the speaker plans to contemplate or gain insight, potentially through drinking wine resembling amber or murky water. A desert flower provides imagery related to the wine. Fresh air enters through an open window on a night where reflection is planned.

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    The poem describes a dimly lit setting where the speaker plans to contemplate or gain insight, potentially through drinking wine resembling amber or murky water. A desert flower provides imagery related to the wine. Fresh air enters through an open window on a night where reflection is planned.

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    Amber Light, Murky Wine. Perhaps Tonight, I Will Divine. A Desert Flower, From The Vine. A Breath From The Window So Fresh, So Fine

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    The poem describes a dimly lit setting where the speaker plans to contemplate or gain insight, potentially through drinking wine resembling amber or murky water. A desert flower provides imagery related to the wine. Fresh air enters through an open window on a night where reflection is planned.

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    Amber light, murky wine.

    Perhaps tonight, I will divine.


    A desert flower, from the vine.
    A breath from the window
    So fresh, so fine.

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