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Sweet Magnolia.

The magnolia sways in front of leaded lights And I lay here thinking that all this beauty Is all that there is or ever will be, a sanctuary Where nature blossoms and is freshly laden. But we are fallen like the dragonfly on wing Hoovering, waiting for another knat to kill. And as the carnivores devour their pray, daily The human species, ruthlessly, turns over good For another slice of the apple pie and so repeats A cycle of never ending temptation baring thorn With sadness I realise that I too wronged beauty So mistaken in my haste for happiness and joy. Love Mary XX
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67 / F / Hertfordshire , UK
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Aug 6, 2018
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