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Epithalamion for the Ark Lovers
There was once a dashing lad from the mid-coast of Maine who courted a comely duchess from the Westerly. Now, Maine is two lands off from the Westerly which is a province under its own sovereign rule, on an Island named Rhode, but they rescued what desperately needed to be loved in the other’s marrow, each of their own souls being so rare and wanting over a great big sea. The lad, a sailor by making, and she, a re-claimer of lost species, returned to their clutch after his bucket-driven crossing from Spain, --just like in flat world days-- until both were discovered, and their home now together has become the un-floating Ark of the critters---those stripes of the in-danger and wanting --of shells, scales, and fur-- all-a -woof and mewing, plodding and crawling, scratching in their own --singular-- language at the door, all in need of a roof.
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