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When finally she came

I was waiting here when spring came, She lifted my spirits with her warm mellow rains. Softly she touched my face. And filled me with the warmth of her sun. I felt the heat of her upon me, Melting my snow. The birds made me sing with them, I sang to her, and she came. And we danced in the green fields With wildflowers not yet blooming. Love in newness Not yet budding.
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Oct 1, 2013
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