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How it was grass greened for little feet, tickled by their absurd bursts of joy. As between tinklings time sussed out a sun, and the cheeks of chummy cherubs dimpled like embedded kisses. Good as good graces may be in, a child for all the world stood--newly made, round as play. Then one day in its sad, slow way... something shadowed play. What sunk that sinking feeling, and turned magic on its head? What left a laden cloud to blankly hug a dreamless field?
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 8:49 PM UTC
Something Shadowed Play
How it was grass greened for little feet, tickled by their absurd bursts of joy. As between tinklings time sussed out a sun, and the cheeks of chummy cherubs dimpled like embedded kisses. Good as good graces may be in, a child for all the world stood--newly made, round as play. Then one day in its sad, slow way... something shadowed play. What sunk that sinking feeling, and turned magic on its head? What left a laden cloud to blankly hug a dreamless field?
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 8:49 PM UTC
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