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Old Places

For Uncle Virgil Even here there is a sound like the rushing of wind all day long from the freeway that wasn't there when we were young; when sound was gentle, settling around us like a whisper of butterfly wings. They say there is nearly no place on earth where the sound of rushing to and fro is absent, where listening to rain fall at twilight is the sound of old places in summer.

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