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In the hue of a spring afternoon, Where the bright whites splotched Saturated with oranges and yellows, The blur of green bled through, And came into focus, came into view. Sat there, in front of the house, Bottom-framed with stone, The tree itself stood by In all its humble roots. He came to know every family that moved In and out over the years, And through all strengths of weather he stayed To live another day; day after day. It was around this time of year, however The waving breeze flips and turns around his leaves On the branch ends with a knowing gesture. The orange and yellow sunlight rays flicker through Projecting its shadowed figures across the trunk, And the light show in between. The tree enjoyed it all, The only time of the year it saw itself again. And it would only see itself again, day after day, Day after day.
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 3:23 PM UTC
The Tree
In the hue of a spring afternoon, Where the bright whites splotched Saturated with oranges and yellows, The blur of green bled through, And came into focus, came into view. Sat there, in front of the house, Bottom-framed with stone, The tree itself stood by In all its humble roots. He came to know every family that moved In and out over the years, And through all strengths of weather he stayed To live another day; day after day. It was around this time of year, however The waving breeze flips and turns around his leaves On the branch ends with a knowing gesture. The orange and yellow sunlight rays flicker through Projecting its shadowed figures across the trunk, And the light show in between. The tree enjoyed it all, The only time of the year it saw itself again. And it would only see itself again, day after day, Day after day.
wdaniel
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 3:23 PM UTC
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