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The Vortex has bolted; The Express left; The sun, moon and stars Conspire in the sky In imitation of Spring, Before the final plunge. Then, the Red-winged, Red-breasted and Yellow-footed featheries Will nest and roost Where I don't want them. The droppings of winter Are exposed; Last Fall's leafy refuge Upbraid me; Winter's cover Is pulled back, The slumber ends. I am compelled To join the festival, Buy gasoline For Spring's toys. I will, Perhaps, Be calm By November.
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 11:15 AM UTC
I'll Be Calm By November
The Vortex has bolted; The Express left; The sun, moon and stars Conspire in the sky In imitation of Spring, Before the final plunge. Then, the Red-winged, Red-breasted and Yellow-footed featheries Will nest and roost Where I don't want them. The droppings of winter Are exposed; Last Fall's leafy refuge Upbraid me; Winter's cover Is pulled back, The slumber ends. I am compelled To join the festival, Buy gasoline For Spring's toys. I will, Perhaps, Be calm By November.
francie-lynch
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 11:15 AM UTC
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