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Changing Seasons

Pablo wants to do with Matilda what spring does with cherry trees He longs to perfume the room with a lately-opened bloom when life gifted him lemons not having, but making heaven the best of everything's given The milk in the fridge will whip into smooth china silk soon licking the dry lips She didn't cry over the scalded milk like he had with his love spilled. She chose to chocolate fudge it those essential ingredients expediently leftover in the grudging shelf pairs so well with plain vanilla chemist says it is pure medicinal Fella won't know what he's getting from life's chocolate boxes hidden beneath few good rocks birds, beauty and not a beast If only enough is as good as he feasts Paula wants to reveal with Matthew what autumn does with maple trees
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Jun 6, 2018
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