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  the day lasted longer than the days did then with the moon falling into your heart cracking the firewood we searched for the words through the woods to the dusk never believing you would peacefully part sailing the tide years would go by like the sound of a sigh ears hearing quiet in the dark pictures we knew fraught, afraid, a frisson frozen, frightened for you - hoping, praying, appealing anew the newspaper behold told cold hard facts we didn't know why or what we believed fall / winter apple wood smoke in the sky the detectives used words like carrots on sticks to get who knew what recieved lord hear us sing waiting by the brook with the sounds in the waves for a sound that reminds us of they the sands wash away a little at a time for the dreams that will write us away tackling the thing back to rocky
" Buskirk (formerly "Buskirk Bridge") – Ahamlet in the northwest corner of the town on Route 67. The Buskirk Covered Bridgeand Brownell–Cornell–Gibbs Farmstead are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.[9][10] " https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoosick,_New_York
Organized (Williams College Grant) " 1840 for election purposes as Williams College Grant Plantation from that part of the grant not previously annexed byHoulton " http://www.mainegenealogy.net/individual_place_record.asp?place=littleton
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resting in white creek ny " Patrol Officer Dustin H. Lynds, 24, died Friday morning in Westport, N.Y., said Trooper Jennifer Fleishman, public information officer for the Ray Brook division of the New York State Police Barracks. According to Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette, the cause of his death is under investigation by New York State Police but is not considered suspicious. " westport, ny dustin lynds april 19th, 2005 ' Dana Bourgoin, 26 - who was reported missing Nov. 2 from North Adams, Mass.  Bourgoin's body was discovered tangled in a dead tree by 11-year-old Dustin Lynds, whose family lives just yards from where the body was found. "The kids were all playing down there the day before, and Dixie (the family dog) was barking a lot, but they just assumed she was being noisy," said Yvonne Lynds, Dustin's grandmother. "(Dustin) thought maybe there was something in the brush there, and he was poking around with a stick