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Clara?

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Dove?

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Clara!

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Clara!

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Where am I?

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Clara, Clara...

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I’m cold...

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Erin!

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Erin!

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Erin!

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Where are you?

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Erin!

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Erin!

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Hello?

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Is anyone there?

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Do you know this flowers
that bloom every summer?

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They make the whole field
look like it's glowing.

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They remind me a lot of Dove's eyes.

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Bright orange.

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It’s interesting.

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Her eyes weren’t always that way.

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When she was born, they were blue.

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I wish she could tell me
what happens in the winter time.

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My brother and I would
always go to the field,

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we pick the flowers,

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we eat them and...

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He complained about
how spicy they were,

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but he would still eat them anyways.

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Those where better times.

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When I was a lot happier.

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It’s almost as exciting as

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the day before Dove was born.

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I remember I took her egg,

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hold it up to my ear.

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She spoke to me.

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I spoke back to her.

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The day she was born
was really stressful though,

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because she was having a very
hard time and she was struggling

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and

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there was absolutely nothing
I could do about it, because

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it was her journey and...

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You know, you’re not supposed
to help hatch out of the egg.

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It was something she had
to figure out on her own.

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It’s kind of how I’m feeling right now.

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I just don’t understand.

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How do we prepare for the winters,

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if we don’t know
how long they are gonna be?

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You can’t get out now,
there’s cows at the front.

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My brother used to talk to them.

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That’s impossible.

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Well, I can remember a time I took a

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walk through the woods and found a

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herd of horses out standing in a
group, probably six or eight of them.

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All

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just in the same pose,

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their tails weren’t swatting
flies, their feet weren’t stamped,

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and they weren’t eating. They were just

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standing there almost like
statues. And they were

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creating a

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majestic sense of loss, they portrayed.

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It almost emanated
like waves away from them.

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Each one as a.

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Creating a whole that just sent
out this intense feeling of grief

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that something they had
will never be the same again.

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It was all inspiring and

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intensely emotional.

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We’ve got to learn to

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communicate more like animals do,

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without making a sound.

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Wether it’s a change in a heartbeat or...

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just reading each others minds.

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Sometimes it seems like, specially cows

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can even read ours.

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If you wanna feel a higher power,
or know there’s a higher power,

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you gotta walk out in the field
in the middle of the night and

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stop and look up
and stare at the stars and

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look at the moon and just wait for

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power of something to start
to flow through you. It just.

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Gives you a chance to talk to

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those that went before
and those you lost and

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say the things that you didn't
get a chance to say before or

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ask the questions
you need to say now and

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get answers and hopefully
walk away with

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a better frame of mind, and a
little more peace in your soul.

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Do you think we can go back?

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I don’t think we can go back in life.

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I feel like we can take pieces with us and

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carry’em forward. I think we can

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remember them and cherish them and

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hope that they still
there when we come back,

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but nothing's ever exactly the same.

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Grass has grown, the trees
has grown and fallen over and

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the animals have found new paths...

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We find a whole new world
when we wake up.

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When I was a kid my
original mother left me like

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goats, or cows, or sheep leave

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a kid or a calf or a lamb because they

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don't think they gonna make it and they
don’t manage to survive either because

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they weren’t going to
originally. They didn’t have,

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the help they needed to survive.

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It’s amazing sometimes how an animal

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either can be so cruel or not

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so intuitive to know what’s
worth putting their time into.

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I was lucky enough to

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have another woman come in and
take the place of my mother and

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raise me and give me the
love and the support

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and everything I needed in life to

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let me survive and make me happy,

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and now that she is gone

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it’s my turn to make sure she’s

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taken care of and got the
things she needs and...

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The time going forward.

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There are traces
that everything leaves behind.

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This creature left us its
skin behind. Do you see?

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There are traces we can follow

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and there are traces that we don’t see.

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There are things
that we cannot understand,

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but when we see the snake skin,

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we know the snake came before us

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and left its trace for us to see.

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Do you see the puddles and the water?

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Do you see the liquid all around us?

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When we awake, there’s more
and more and more.

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Everything started as a solid

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and made a transition into a liquid.

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Things come from solid
and move into the liquid state.

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And when we wake up,
we see the puddles

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and you know we don't approach
to still waters, to stagnant waters.

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Some people believe that those
are portals to other places

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and to other states of being
or realms of consciousness.

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But when I look into the waters,

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I see all the creatures

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and all the ancestors
of where I came from.

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What do you see
when you look into those waters?

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My grandmother and another mother

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awoke in the springtime

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to find white everywhere,

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and they went out and walked,
and they got wet.

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It was like walking through the
water, it was like walking through a lake,

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and they got wetter and heavier and
they struggled to make it back home.

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And as they were walking back,
they found a cow

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that was lying still in the whiteness.

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And my grandmother
was brave and approached the cow

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and saw that the cow’s eyes

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were still wide open and could still see.

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But the cow was not moving
and the cow was not alive.

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But she harvested the eye of the cow

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because she stood looking at the cow

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that was silent and still.

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She could see into its eye,

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and she could see that
there were whole other worlds

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inside the eye of the cow.

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And she knew the cow
could see further than we see

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and see brighter lights than what we see.

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They could see beyond
the traces that we can see.

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And so she harvested the eyes
of the cow as a reminder for us

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that there’s always more than
what we see

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or more than what we can follow.

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And we will never be able
to see everything.

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We’ll never be able to see it all.

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Hello?

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I was raised by four parents.

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I had one mum and three dads.

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Sometimes it felt like I was being
raised by a pack of wild beasts.

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You never really knew
what was going to happen.

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And...

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As a result of this,

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my world view is very broad.

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I was sorrounded by

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so many different believes.

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For example,

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every one of my dads believed

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something different about what
happened when we went to sleep.

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One of them always said

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that the Sun never came up while
we were sleeping.

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I thought that the birds must all be
going to certain place for the long night.

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My mother swore that it wasn’t just
us at the Earth who went to sleep.

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Just after we did, woke up just before.

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Yes, so...

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There's all sorts of different stories and

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that's all they really are, stories.

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None of us can tell if they're true
or not because we're all asleep.

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I was pretty fortunate to mostly
have the same family group,

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every time I went to sleep and woke up.

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But there was this one sleep,

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from which we woke up and.

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I happened to have a new older sister,

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and none of us really knew
how she got there

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or why she was there.

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It took some time to get used to.

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But after a while we realized,

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unconsciously realized,
that we were better for it.

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Soli was born just this season.

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These kids they grow up so fast

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and they really have to,
to be ready for the winter.

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And it seems like just yesterday,

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we had to lick the membranes of
his eyes right after he was born and.

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I know that next spring

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when it’s time for him to wake up,

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we’ll be there to lick his eyes clean

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and get him ready for next season.

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You are not gonna believe this,

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but one of my fathers once told me

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that he came from a place,

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a totally different place.

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He said he came through a lake,

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as if it was a gate.

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What do you mean?

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Like a pond?

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Yes, like a pond.



