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Ode to a Night in March

Stand tall, dark and peaceful Night;

fall not into the open arms

of the distant fading light,

for, like the sun, alarms

are, too, destined to set.

But instead, March on

through fields of dancing, green,

endless shamrock silhouette,

where the beds of dirt they rest upon

are, in waking, always the most serene.

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Mar 16, 2010
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