Early 90's techno meets French ukulele yet it works - try this:
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- Don Mattera said of Arthur Ashe"I listened deeply when you spoke About the step-by-step evolution Of a gradual harvest, Tendered by the rains of tolerance And patience. Your youthful face, A mask, Hiding a pining, anguished spirit, And I loved you brother— Not for your quiet philosophy But for the rage in your soul, Trained to be rebuked or summoned...."
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