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Road of Frozen Puddles
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Battered and Bruised, the Floating Flower Is About To Enter the Realm of the Dark Forest
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We Live to Love
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Lazy Sunday Afternoon At Petone Beach
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The Escalator
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Oskar Was Right, Civic Square Comes Into Its Own Sometime Around Midnight
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Oh, This Is The Beautiful Melody At The End Of The Green Trail
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Thoughtful
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Driftwood Sans Drift
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Shortly After The Dream, The Mountains Breathed Out A Morning Glow Across The Still Surface Of A Murky Glacial Lake
Peter Kurdulija:
When Building Temples, Nature Thinks Big
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Walking Through The Wintergarden, Searching For Monet’s Water Lilies
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They’ve Chained Nature, but They Will Never Make It Sing
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Solitude
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Do You Still Remember Her?
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Winter Melancholy At Point Halswell
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When Clouds Start Flowing Like Rivers, Mountains Become Islands
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A Fireplace with No Home to Keep Warm, In the Peak of a Dry Season
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My Wellington, A Little Bit Late, A Little Bit Wide
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I Hope To Live Until I Die
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Enchanting Waterwheel
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Waiting on Rain
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Harmony Duo
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Grace
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Getting Close And Personal With The Sunset Soaked Hutt River
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Magic Light, the One That Gifts You the Eyes of a Child