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A brilliant blaze high in the sky banishing the shy clouds away revealing the purest of hues, a bright blue. A single magpie flies nearby I wish it didn't stay as one for sorrow is very true I suspected the sky to suddenly cry for nature to obey, ruining my day receiving the misery due Instead the sun refused to comply the single magpie it did disobey And a second magpie came, as if on cue With two magpie it did imply what a joy will be today Two are rarely a rue To quick was I to jump to the negative presuming the worst, my fatal imperative Because when they go to fly My happiness won't die I don't need to anchor my well being on what I see Cause all I need to enjoy life is me I watch the two magpies now with amusement soaking in this wondrous moment
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 11:51 AM UTC
Two Magpies
A brilliant blaze high in the sky banishing the shy clouds away revealing the purest of hues, a bright blue. A single magpie flies nearby I wish it didn't stay as one for sorrow is very true I suspected the sky to suddenly cry for nature to obey, ruining my day receiving the misery due Instead the sun refused to comply the single magpie it did disobey And a second magpie came, as if on cue With two magpie it did imply what a joy will be today Two are rarely a rue To quick was I to jump to the negative presuming the worst, my fatal imperative Because when they go to fly My happiness won't die I don't need to anchor my well being on what I see Cause all I need to enjoy life is me I watch the two magpies now with amusement soaking in this wondrous moment
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 11:51 AM UTC
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