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In some lost, moss covered grove, lifeless, she layed… Then Green Venus tipped her basin, showering streams of endless water thrashing and splashing atop her ***** then rushing down her bronzen brae. Flushed in feminine essence, she opened her great shell to fill with sumptuous water ‘till it spilled and gushed the ribbed edges over and onto the soil did Spring’s milk descend. Drenched and dripping she bursts from dormancy to embrace her first morning of animation through misty flurries and fluid gyration leaving slushy trails of puddles and pollen and, through dew soaked skies, dawn’s first amber light Illuminates Spring, fully wakened and alive.
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 12:47 PM UTC
The Birth of Spring
In some lost, moss covered grove, lifeless, she layed… Then Green Venus tipped her basin, showering streams of endless water thrashing and splashing atop her ***** then rushing down her bronzen brae. Flushed in feminine essence, she opened her great shell to fill with sumptuous water ‘till it spilled and gushed the ribbed edges over and onto the soil did Spring’s milk descend. Drenched and dripping she bursts from dormancy to embrace her first morning of animation through misty flurries and fluid gyration leaving slushy trails of puddles and pollen and, through dew soaked skies, dawn’s first amber light Illuminates Spring, fully wakened and alive.
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 12:47 PM UTC
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