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. Teems in the whirling grasses, Fire in the daisies, littlest suns Becoming patchworks of stars Above the hallowed loams of soil, The black ants shine in the light, Spiders construct their silk laces, Line by line as the wind unweaves In the crepes, even in round dew, One can see the globe of waters, Watching itself in minnows' eye, The insects, fly, iridescent gods Floating sparkles, burst, buzzing Wings, the stems of green ferals Flowers flagging them into grace, With chalice, tasting cup in blood Of the petals, to thirst and quench Ambrosial nectar, freshness, new, Sweet in the tendril vines embrace, The songs of colours, lowly birds, Even higher, sing, above, choirs Of the gnarled and ancient twig Branches that flame into briars With leaves of yellow, feathers So fair, water cresses in pools Of the meadow and the violets And buttercups spun, painted With splattered, arts, confetti Whirl, world in meadow sun.
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 5:41 PM UTC
World in Meadow Sun
. Teems in the whirling grasses, Fire in the daisies, littlest suns Becoming patchworks of stars Above the hallowed loams of soil, The black ants shine in the light, Spiders construct their silk laces, Line by line as the wind unweaves In the crepes, even in round dew, One can see the globe of waters, Watching itself in minnows' eye, The insects, fly, iridescent gods Floating sparkles, burst, buzzing Wings, the stems of green ferals Flowers flagging them into grace, With chalice, tasting cup in blood Of the petals, to thirst and quench Ambrosial nectar, freshness, new, Sweet in the tendril vines embrace, The songs of colours, lowly birds, Even higher, sing, above, choirs Of the gnarled and ancient twig Branches that flame into briars With leaves of yellow, feathers So fair, water cresses in pools Of the meadow and the violets And buttercups spun, painted With splattered, arts, confetti Whirl, world in meadow sun.
ormond
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 5:41 PM UTC
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