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If I Could Paint
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Out at Sea on Hambledon Hill
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Yellow Hammer
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Autumnal Morning in Sussex
Hepburn Forest Woodland Walk
Winter
Starling Murmuration
Weighed Down
Haiku to Hazel
A Newly Ploughed Field
Manifestation
New Year's Day
Reflection
Weighed Down
A hoar frosted leaf
falls heavily through still air
to the frozen ground.
