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Yet look again; field-beasts and birds of sky Range woods and glades mere hunger to supply; And time rolls onward, rocks grow old and gray, And Nature’s face is wrinkled with decay.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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Woodhull reflects on the passage of time and the decay of nature, emphasizing its cyclical nature.
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