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Auntie, remember when I was little? When we first come to live with Granma out here in the bush? Remember how I got so lonesome out here at first with nobody to play with? I was a sulk that first winter, wasn’t I?
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You look back here at a round blue ball and it’s the earth and— you don’t know how much it looks like home. That’s where it comes from, Auntie, that’s where all this comes from. That’s where I got my song. That’s why I’m going to go there again someday, Auntie. Hey, that’s what this is all for.
Daniel David Moses. Kyotopolis. The Exile eBook Series, 2008. pp.106-7.
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