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Suburban Pastorale

Suburban Pastorale (I walk in nature still alone. Thoreau) Among purchased trees he seeks repose and bruised by civic alienation forgets that Eden's cleft has led to all that's made. But surely he knows Man and Nature bound only by cultivation are not the same. For he, like most, prefers his nature tame.

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Date: 6/4/2019 8:14:00 AM
This one made me a little sad. I guess I understand tame, but love crazy. Great poem regardless. ty.
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