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Spring’s Song

by renee-1

Sugar maple’s immature leaves bounce lively on the breeze Robins frolic through dandelions and freshly cut grass Brilliant brightness peeks through clouds warming my face Families of rabbits skip through budding yellow tulips Lavender lilacs dance with dogwood blossoms tickling my nose Baby woodpecker taps at the sycamore branch Fat bumblebees buzz from cherry bloom to zinnia bloom
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Aug 27, 2012
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