The document appears to be a collection of short poems or verses describing nature, relationships, and human experiences. It references small fish swimming at dusk, cats running together but one with distinctive stripes, a mountain calling out, feelings changing like streams, children learning, and people traveling with heavy burdens. The overall theme seems to be observations of the natural world and common human experiences.
The document appears to be a collection of short poems or verses describing nature, relationships, and human experiences. It references small fish swimming at dusk, cats running together but one with distinctive stripes, a mountain calling out, feelings changing like streams, children learning, and people traveling with heavy burdens. The overall theme seems to be observations of the natural world and common human experiences.
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The document appears to be a collection of short poems or verses describing nature, relationships, and human experiences. It references small fish swimming at dusk, cats running together but one with distinctive stripes, a mountain calling out, feelings changing like streams, children learning, and people traveling with heavy burdens. The overall theme seems to be observations of the natural world and common human experiences.
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A warm welcome from all of us 'Specially to you, the wisest indeed. Two or three cats are a running They are not comparable to the cat with stripes Two or three (ladies) I can easily find But they are not comparable to you. The Pandan Isle is far from land Have three peaks does the Daik Mountain Though the self has rot in the sand The good deeds are never forgotten. zealous lingering into lurking threads reeling zesty lot stomp with a hiccup endless bickering interlocking heads swirling frothy hot storm in a teacup I send a reply to the mountain s call On the brink of weeping meadows below The end the same will be, alas, for all What we think will be never truly know. High-high buckle Up to the eaves Not to grow teeth Know how to read the book Golden bananas brought to sail, One ripens on a chest, Owed gold one can bail, Owed deeds carried to rest. a little dove and a little pigeon perch on a branch nest on the making even the stream changes direction what so ever more of human feelings a ripen jackfruit hanging off the hedge get me a pole and help shove it through I'm just a kid gaining some knowledge correct me please if you you find me untrue people of the land love to stop over bringing carrier as they toured none so laden to the beholder heavy to shoulder burden endured smokes of fire and dews droplet a boken oar diverting sampan my instinct desire not be separated Almighty's power known to no one