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Daffodils and Lillies

Taken aback largely by coveted fate born of star-blind wishes, have I riveting cause for concern when I tilt my head to skies unheard of or ne'r seen before? against the risen ridges of my veins, dawn cast shadows steeper than any mountain range. So I cry, "Out Sun!" for its light burns the peeks more than I could bear, and dries up valley springs of youth hidden there. It is so I've come to pray, Sweet destiny, free from celestial rule, bake my hubris, till my needs, water down my ambitions until between my rushing arteries buds grand daffodil and tempest lilies.
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deadeadead
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Dec 21, 2017
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Question of the Day: What do you think the flowerse represent?

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#flowers#pastoral#environment#youth#water#rivers#valleys
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