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Direct Me Gods, Whose Changes Are All Holy, To Where It Flickers Deep In Grass, The Moly.
-Thom Gunn
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Direct Me Gods, Whose Changes Are All
Thom Gunn
Direct Me Gods, Whose Changes Are All Holy, To Where It Flickers Deep In Grass, The Moly.
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