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spring forth

out of landscapes frigid and wind-torn,

and from within ancient trees proudly time-worn,

for you this vernal season's born.

 

the bone-white blanket of snow liquefies,

and the deep, gray clouds quickly clear blue skies ,

at mere sight of your bright sparkling eyes.

 

you turn the soft damp dew of morning air

from moisture into perfume fragrant fair,

with a laugh and twist of silken dark-brown hair.

 

and as your smile spreads radiantly,

leaves on bough of cherry tree

arrange in squamous symphony.

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May 17, 2010
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(c) Cody Veal 2010

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