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In High Noon's Heat
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In high noon's heat in a Caucasian valley I lay quite still, a bullet in my breast; The smoke still rose from my deep wound, As drop by drop my blood flowed out.
I lay alone upon the valley's sand; The mountain ledges closed in all around, Sun burned their yellow peaks It burned me, too-but deep as death I slept.
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