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A Summers Morn    (Robert Thornton)   2012 On clear and bright sweet summer's morn all hint of darkness past. where glistening spray of dew drops form resplendently on grass. And scented rush of flower in bloom awakened by sunlight, steers heart and soul away from gloom and fills them with delight. Where wondrous song of birds in trees like church bells ring out loud, and sun-drenched pasture once in seed boast stems so tall and proud. And shimmering haze of golden rays cascade twixt every branch, who's sleepy leaves, on gentle breeze partake in fleeting dance. Grey squirrels dash from tree to tree their bushy tails held high, and honey bees in troops of three set sail with dragon fly. Where trickling sound of nearby stream breaks silence from the still, that weaves it's route to stem and shoot from nature's grand refill. And winding path that snakes through dale with stone-wall as its vein, such well-trod ground that tells its tale in footprints that remain.   The ageless glory of a summer's day in all its majesty, A special miracle in every way For all eternity. End.
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 11:03 AM UTC
A Summers Morn
A Summers Morn    (Robert Thornton)   2012 On clear and bright sweet summer's morn all hint of darkness past. where glistening spray of dew drops form resplendently on grass. And scented rush of flower in bloom awakened by sunlight, steers heart and soul away from gloom and fills them with delight. Where wondrous song of birds in trees like church bells ring out loud, and sun-drenched pasture once in seed boast stems so tall and proud. And shimmering haze of golden rays cascade twixt every branch, who's sleepy leaves, on gentle breeze partake in fleeting dance. Grey squirrels dash from tree to tree their bushy tails held high, and honey bees in troops of three set sail with dragon fly. Where trickling sound of nearby stream breaks silence from the still, that weaves it's route to stem and shoot from nature's grand refill. And winding path that snakes through dale with stone-wall as its vein, such well-trod ground that tells its tale in footprints that remain.   The ageless glory of a summer's day in all its majesty, A special miracle in every way For all eternity. End.
robert-thornton
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 11:03 AM UTC
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