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Green and White Shining so bright. Cascades of culture, Blowing in the summer breeze As canvas blows from sails And seagulls squawk at the docks. Small town comfort In the mist of a harsh winter. Fireplaces roar like lions, As the town is enlighten by the tree. As the auburn colors appear, In a painted autumn, Buildings of years past stand tall, With a hundred years of memories. When daffodils sprout, And spring arrives, The graves of the ancestors past, Become full of flowers. For even back then, Green and White, Would shine so bright.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
My Hometown
Green and White Shining so bright. Cascades of culture, Blowing in the summer breeze As canvas blows from sails And seagulls squawk at the docks. Small town comfort In the mist of a harsh winter. Fireplaces roar like lions, As the town is enlighten by the tree. As the auburn colors appear, In a painted autumn, Buildings of years past stand tall, With a hundred years of memories. When daffodils sprout, And spring arrives, The graves of the ancestors past, Become full of flowers. For even back then, Green and White, Would shine so bright.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
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