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					<description><![CDATA[<p>My field is covered in stones. The earth is parched hereand flowers will not bloom. It was only me and him that wordless summer. We tasted the grapes from the arbors,watched the heavy globes ripening sungolden, nearly sweet.In the evening, my father and I ate sunwarmed tomatoes right from the gardenheld like apples in our&#8230;</p>
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