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"The red-winged blackbird sings, but not to call his pied-brown mate or a cattail congerie-- he sings to be singing: he sings. The red-winged blackbird sings, but not for the ever-returning spring, or other springs, gone by-- he sings to be singing: he sings . The red-winged blackbird sings, not to recall in us some preter- natural nature of things: he sings" By : Tom Gannon