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Sometime between the dusk and dawn I woke abruptly, and was gone And miles away from house and street And sprawling meadow at my feet. It smelled of summers new and old And glowed the color marigold And like one weathered winter hut, Was sheltered from the snow and cold. My feet had been ahead of me, So wasn't long till I could see A tiny soul, tranquil and hush As I waded through the brush. I knelt and asked him for the time. He told me it was time to go and let the Mr. Sandman know to whisk me back into the snow.
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 11:26 AM UTC
The Meadow
Sometime between the dusk and dawn I woke abruptly, and was gone And miles away from house and street And sprawling meadow at my feet. It smelled of summers new and old And glowed the color marigold And like one weathered winter hut, Was sheltered from the snow and cold. My feet had been ahead of me, So wasn't long till I could see A tiny soul, tranquil and hush As I waded through the brush. I knelt and asked him for the time. He told me it was time to go and let the Mr. Sandman know to whisk me back into the snow.
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 11:26 AM UTC
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