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Carl Sandburg - Corn Hut TalkCarl Sandburg - Corn Hut Talk
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WRITE your wishes   on the door   and come in.   Stand outside   in the pools of the harvest moon.   Bring in   the handshake of the pumpkins.   There`s a wish   for every hazel nut? There`s a hope   for every corn shock? There`s a kiss   for every clumsy climbing shadow?   Clover and the bumblebees once, high winds and November rain now.   Buy shoes   for rough weather in November. Buy shirts   to sleep outdoors when May comes.     Buy me something useless to remember you by.   Send me a sumach leaf from an Illinois hill.     In the faces marching in the firelog flickers, In the fire music of wood singing to winter, Make my face march through the purple and ashes. Make me one of the fire singers to winter.
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