A man, he walked with men across a barren plain blue with flowers in brief April; they shared with him their… — Ursula K. Le Guin
A man, he walked with men across a barren plain blue with flowers in brief April; they shared with him their anger, their barren helpless obduracy and the brief blue fire of their anger.
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