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Petal Falls

by nowhat45

Seasons if not the weather blew a petalfalls. If what should sink drains, what whispers drop? If waterfalls bring a river, petalfalls cradle deep a billow north. And frank wisdom is its blessing, If leaves can ponder. So butterflies should only Wander; So far as the petalfall’s whisper drops. Till’ I'm away down south, with my friends balmed to the clouds, cradled to a thousandfold.
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