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Peeking through the morning haze Moon in its a-waning phase Gazes with ever placid face, Not devoid of any grace, To behold, observe and mark Every flutter, cry and bark, Every drooping of a flower Bending under dewy bower, Every ripple in the lake, Every plant, the true or fake, To the beholder doesn’t make It any difference at all; The dune, the creek, the waterfall, So different and yet so strange, So alike to waning Sage
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 1:03 AM UTC
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Peeking through the morning haze Moon in its a-waning phase Gazes with ever placid face, Not devoid of any grace, To behold, observe and mark Every flutter, cry and bark, Every drooping of a flower Bending under dewy bower, Every ripple in the lake, Every plant, the true or fake, To the beholder doesn’t make It any difference at all; The dune, the creek, the waterfall, So different and yet so strange, So alike to waning Sage
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 1:03 AM UTC
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