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Angelica the Doorkeeper by Anonymous

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Angelica the Doorkeeper
 
  The falcon soars
The town's gates are even higher

Angelica's their doorkeeper
She's wound the sun round her head
She's tied the moon round her waist

She's hung herself with stars.

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