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A Summer's Thaw

Amidst a crowd

and silent roar

I spoke aloud

but to the floor

No one heard

or dared repeat

my spoken word

under their feet

For none could place

within the torrent

my hidden face

where life lay dorment

Though from the ground

after the snow

words rebound

and seeds do grow

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zachary-collins

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Published: May 14, 2013
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