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Woodland summer

by ca-guilfoyle

It was only ever flowers, in a meadow wild tangled tendril vines, of blue eyed passiflora caressing stems of blooming heart, delicate dicentra shining silver in early summer, a pond of silken mirrors leafy vines of garland rings, nature weaved perfectly a tranquil scene of bonny swans float silently amidst fallen petals soft nests of downy feathers, wispy on the winds that a woodland summer drifts on
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