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March 20, 2014
By Old-World-Blues DIAMOND, New Freedom, Pennsylvania
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When we walk the Salt Road
Down to the old water mill,
Where hands of children carry tears
And go rolling down the hill,
There's a monster there who's long and tall
And he oversteps the mountains.
When we walk the Salt Road,
With pepper raining fountains.

© Valerie W., San Antonio, TX

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