The silent leaves of the hazel, the third book of woe,
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Like words in the teeth, the words of the sentences creak,
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Poppy scarlet in dumb sowing,
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The voices of the birds fell silent.
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Birch branches shine in the pale sky,
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The fields smell of poisonous tubers,
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Silence with a wolf's head in the aftermath,
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People who are silent in the conversation.
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R: Water splinters on the shores of the groin
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Where the current of the river twists,
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Mother says goodbye to the song
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With the prince in a wicker basket,
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A quiet cry hides the thicket,
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A basket with a stream when it leaves,
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Perhaps then above the beaver dam
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Fishermen will find good
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Little king, little king.
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With sweetened saliva in the corner of the fish's mouth
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Years pass quietly, you hear the grass grow,
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Betrayed, he crouches in rough clothes,
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People who are silent in singing.
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Rivers full of rafts, instead of water sludge,
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From the rustling pines of the dead hills,
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And only the whisper hisses with his wings
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In a country that screams in silence.
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R: It's going through a long journey
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The sea towards a temperate region,
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He carries a dark boat made of wicker
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To unimaginable levels,
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To the backs of waves with white lace,
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To frigates with the imperial flag,
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And then under the sharp edge
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The basket with the white skeleton disappears
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Little king, little king… |