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But I May Be Reborn As Keke
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59 But I May Be Reborn As Keke Keke, piece of broken clay pot used now as base to start new pot, culture of clay that went to fire and returned to function as talisman, keystone, sure-fire foundation of new water jar; made the age-old walk around way. Coiling the rolls to make cool water hold in smooth cheeked monkey jar. Keke, old heart of used pot, cast back on wood fire but flame proof this time, sure guide of new jar, shard of which will become in time, keke, most kneaded clay. ...
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