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Swaying to and fro, weathering breeze and gale - silently, leafless. Standing ***** like sometimes I, casting shadows twice a day - never sleeping in the night’s, darkness. Birds tend to rest upon their lofty branches, but for a moment - others a seasons, length. Fluid from the sky drains to its roots, nourished by the abundant ground swells - growth spurts upward and, full. The dull green color will never change, its hue will be recognized differently - during clouded, skies. Its death may come as, lightning, STRIKES!
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Mar 31, 2019
Mar 31, 2019 at 6:14 PM UTC
Single, Evergreen
Swaying to and fro, weathering breeze and gale - silently, leafless. Standing ***** like sometimes I, casting shadows twice a day - never sleeping in the night’s, darkness. Birds tend to rest upon their lofty branches, but for a moment - others a seasons, length. Fluid from the sky drains to its roots, nourished by the abundant ground swells - growth spurts upward and, full. The dull green color will never change, its hue will be recognized differently - during clouded, skies. Its death may come as, lightning, STRIKES!
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New York, USA
Mar 31, 2019
Mar 31, 2019 at 6:14 PM UTC
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