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I like the lycianthes there, although I know they’re weeds I like their pleasant purple hues, and watercolor leaves. The Daffodils were simple things; yellow, later white, Little puffs of breeze-borne smoke, ethereal at night. The wild briers stabbed at me, as I walked out that day, And yet they were the first to bring the green into the gray I like the weeds, though others don’t, I realized it just now. And to think I only realized it under an arbor’s bough.
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Mar 29, 2017
Mar 29, 2017 at 11:13 AM UTC
Wildflowers
I like the lycianthes there, although I know they’re weeds I like their pleasant purple hues, and watercolor leaves. The Daffodils were simple things; yellow, later white, Little puffs of breeze-borne smoke, ethereal at night. The wild briers stabbed at me, as I walked out that day, And yet they were the first to bring the green into the gray I like the weeds, though others don’t, I realized it just now. And to think I only realized it under an arbor’s bough.
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Mar 29, 2017
Mar 29, 2017 at 11:13 AM UTC
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