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Meadowlarks

by colwhite54

Wind whirling around prairie fence-posts, a few weeks after winter’s last frost was melted away, replaced by white flowers that whipped and flipped in spring’s fresh breath. Like waves frothing in an ocean bay, the fine, flirty song of a Meadowlark is willed into the world, and frolics through the windy hills.
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May 15, 2016
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