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Where The Fern Dwells

As if with His breath He blew across the face of the earth and sent clouds scurrying towards the West As if with His mighty hand in the upper Heavens He cleared the sky as the clouds moved ever faster towards the East As the Sun rose the birds sang praises for the beauty of this fall morning growing cloud less in a pinking sky The ferns dance gracefully in the shadows to a rhythm in the breeze A set of yellow wings perform the nectar dance in the warming sun as the shadows creep across the grass the fern dance in the shadows and yearn the warmth from an ever shrinking fall Sun New shoots rising from needles and leaves as they roots move silently under the decaying life an orange flutter by did his nectar dance as a blue dragon sips nectar from a fading blue and purple bloom's swaying the breeze Graceful forms emerge held in pose as there leaves do a free fall and the branches move less with each breeze a bird sings of love and the beauty of his life, in the changing colors And the food our Lord provided him and his mate an enticing ballad of love and admiration  as the sounds of children laughing in the distance carries in the breeze and the warmth of the Sunrises to a sweat Tis the time when Ginger blooms and it's white petals dance in the wind as erotica flows into the minds men amidst the yearn to snuggle as the nights grow long and cool and the pleasures of the night seep into their hearts and souls Orange globs with painted faces dots the door steps with candied thoughts dwell where fear once slept as the greens fade in the setting sun and the circle of life creeps into night an erotic scents pass in days and onto necks those fragrant spots as the fern flickers in the breeze.
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