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One Soul, Many Howls
by Chan Mongol
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  One Spirit or Soul
Was born to howl.
Expanding variously
It is clearly, obviously.

All were one, then pals
With fishes, birds, animals.
Used howls and signs
In expression lines.

They went their ways
To explain to express.
They did not need
To write or to read.

We shifted a gear
A life to discover.
We separated us
From all those others.

Mankind was not advance
Spoke like Animals, once
None needed three R's
To explain to express.

To read to write came new
And spread from few.
In art, sculpture, painting
Speaking, reading, writing.

One Spirit or Soul
Was born to howl.
Expanding variously
It is clearly, obviously.
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February 24 ,2008
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