Earltown

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Immigrants
We became citizens
In the sugar bush
Where trees, like us
In times of change
Chose to be moved
Deeper into the cold
Climbing mountains
To make their last stand
As others
Lent forty frigid winter nights
For each warm eastern afternoon
To distill the amber sweetness of awakening
For leaves
Whose lifeblood claimed us
Whose silhouette named us
For Canada

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“Taiga”

Doer and Dreamer, happy anywhere the snow flies.