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A splash of red against the wall of white He stands: still and stark in the silent snow. The sun strikes the new fallen snow And light dances from a million crystals and more. Sensing no danger, he calls for his mate. With a voice strong and clear and sweet he sings for her To feast on winter berries and sunflower seeds, Keeping eye and ear out as his bride feeds. Together forever these two they shall be: When they mate, they mate for life you see. Here he stands upon the fence, ever faithful ever true: Dressed in ruby regalia, he looks at me and you.
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 11:40 AM UTC
The Cardinal
A splash of red against the wall of white He stands: still and stark in the silent snow. The sun strikes the new fallen snow And light dances from a million crystals and more. Sensing no danger, he calls for his mate. With a voice strong and clear and sweet he sings for her To feast on winter berries and sunflower seeds, Keeping eye and ear out as his bride feeds. Together forever these two they shall be: When they mate, they mate for life you see. Here he stands upon the fence, ever faithful ever true: Dressed in ruby regalia, he looks at me and you.
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 11:40 AM UTC
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