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First Flight

It was a wildly windy evening The trees were articulating the conditions With rhythmic sways And crispy rustling To the chorus of native wind chimes And the trills of resident song birds It was only mildly chilly this evening Light wind jackets and caps were in fashion The sky was a smooth glow Of delicious blood orange hues Punctuated by the first triumphant flight of a little girl’s kite And the shrills of such a monumental moment
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serene-laudene-lee
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Oct 20, 2011
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