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A pink flower sways in the breeze on a calm, cool night.

It stretches out its smooth petals, inviting others to join her.

Soon, a young bee hobbles along and freely accompanies the flower.

She plays with its leaves, caresses its petals and hovers above the flower's stigma.

A sudden gust of warm breath pushes the bee into the flower and is wrapped up soft arms.

The young bee quickly gathers some golden powder, tickling the flower.

Then off the bee flies, waving back and thanking the pink flower,

Which still sways in the breeze of the calm, cool night.

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snakano
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Feb 28, 2013
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