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buried in black earth of that which was a pre-Revolutionary War outpost much of the family which was before on land which had been taken from former residents who gradually migrated here thousands of years previous outsiders father’s father and my own mother all hard-working dreamers whose idea of community failed in the end grey fog rising from nearby still river well-tended grass surrounding granite slabs marking the end of existence is this what it now means to come home?

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