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dawn of spring.

the sound of the wind is a lullaby

sang by each and every blade of grass

their voices so distinctive no noise can they amass.

Except omitting the motion of movement in the wind,

they play a silent lullaby to echo in the dawn of spring.

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josh-morter
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Published
Mar 18, 2015
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walking through London today took a moment to relax on the grass in St James Park before work. Wasn't the warmest of days but felt nice to tune in with nature even if just briefly.

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