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I’m As Sure (of It)

by renee-1

As the sun wakes in the east and rests in the west; As autumn leaves float on the breeze and become still with the chill earth; As snow coats the jaded pasture and thaws under the dawn; As mundane rain drops and robins splash in their bath; As father’s zinnias come alive and buzzing flocks thrive in their nectar; As the sun wakes in the east and rests in the west, I love you.
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Aug 27, 2012
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