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As Blossoms Fall

The cherry trees dance while blossoms fall, as if heavenly angels have come to call- And willing winds fly through dogwood trees, their leaves dotting landscapes from the breeze. Occurring in a dream-filled land, of poets and prophets in glory's stand- And gardens overflow with daffodils, waving yellow flags from giant hills. The fanciful birds fly off to greet, in sunburst's skies of colorful treat- And rainbows carve their way to gold, a cherished reward for both young and old. Delicate as these blossoms may be, their worth is greater than that of the sea- While continuing to shed fragrant melodies, and revive the Springtime's reverie.
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Hamilton, NJ
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Hamilton, NJ
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Aug 3, 2025
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