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The Cardinal

So forth went the cardinal,

who from her tree perch had wondered

why her colors were of the earth

and not the magnificent sunset.

 

Others around her had bore

the brilliant crimson, yet she’d remained

as she had always been:

dull as the branches of home.

 

Thus went the cardinal,

who in the limitless sky soon discovered:

the music that beckoned her forward

was eternally blind.

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Mar 7, 2010
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