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qui appellera le vent
j'ai entendu qu'une certaine princesse
le soleil est vers le haut
laissez le bel unsaid de mots
un mot de vol d'ici et lĂ 
le roulement triste du tambour insonorisé a le battement
bruits qui tâchent de déchirer
j'ai eu une crainte dans ma vie
je me demande parfois s'il est vraiment vrai
quelques jours plus venteux
doux et fort

 



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