Verse 07

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General notes on Verse 7

Lines	Interpretation(s)
At stone wall's door The air smells sweet	- The "sweet smell" could refer to the rose garden in Golden Gate Park, or Ghirardelli Square.
Not far away High posts are three
Education and Justice For all to see
Sounds from the sky Near ace is high
Running north, but first across In jewel's direction Is an object Of Twain's attention	- This is probably a reference to Mark Twain, who famously said "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco."
Giant pole Giant step To the place The casque is kept.	- The "giant pole" could be the Coit Tower.

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