21 March. The rooks had colonised the trees standing on an islet just downriver from Pinkhill lock. At a bend further upriver a line of old willow trees arch their boughs.
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Leur vol est connaissance, l'espace est leur aliénation.
--- Saint-John Perse, Oiseaux.
--- Saint-John Perse, Oiseaux.
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