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Spring

Each story has a girl

Locked in the lively circle

Rolling in the Spring of youth

And as the year, the single year

Is bordered by Winter and Falls

Through the Seasons

Spring, Summer, Autumn,

To settle, umber and rouge,

Into the icy night

Before the crisp landing of feather’s touch

Snow Drops and a Summer’s Rose

Are, by time weathered mind, remembered

They, like the purest of Diamonds

Adorn that briefest Day

 

So here shall I stay

Amidst those thorny bodies

And Apple Blossom Skies

Waiting to be remembered

By that girl next Spring

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nicholas-wong
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Nov 24, 2011
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