That too is a power
Our time left is shorter
(Or so we think)
And that too is a power
:- Doug.
Our time left is shorter
(Or so we think)
And that too is a power
:- Doug.
Pursuit no longer
growth people growth
:- Doug.
The arrow points the other way
No longer in-gathering
Now out to you and us and all
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1843
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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and child
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.
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:- Doug.