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Quick then, in bog or fen, in barren, field or meadow, in the bottomlands or uplands or on the sides of mountains, before drought or ground-soaking rain, in warm or cool currents of air, before early or late frost, before snowfall, before the footfall of foragers, before the light-footed scurry of the white-footed mouse or the long towering night of the black bear approaches, before bright day-flying moths and their caterpillars spin, before the elfin, the swallowtail, the sphinx, before spore, before fungus, before gall, before rot or blight; drink in each dazzling day and star-strewn night, fill yourself with the wild wind, or the fireweed’s flame, with the fragrance of summer cloud and spruce, or turn blue trying. Become soft, become sweet, become sky.