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The Meadow

The meadow so perfect and serene, You'd think it were plucked from a dream, The blooms so elegant they gleam, What a delightfully perfect scene. The sun shines warmly on your skin, The stems reaching can hardly bend, A day so beautiful should never end, How could I possibly know where to begin? The laughter echos in the towering trees, The joy dripping from a drifting breeze, Happily reaching out to seize, The feeling that makes me fall to my knees. I can no longer avoid the need to be free, I run through the grass that's enveloping me, There's no other place that I'd rather be, It's a shame that it's beauty only I can see.
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holly-l-higinbotham
Published
Aug 25, 2014
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#love#peace#joy#laughter#serenity
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