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      “Forest Invocation” by Tetum Oral Verse, Timor-Leste (699-759)

      November 2, 2026

      You, green mother of leaf and song—

      guide our feet through tangled days,

      keep our hearts open

      to your whispered truths.

      From A Poem A Day: Asia & the Silk Road

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