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Sun dots the oak canals of His skin. The branches wander, Speaking to their neighbor, They are all up in the Elm’s height, Who is busy reaching for the sky. Hello the sun, pokes through, Coloring the trunk in grey highlights, The brown gone ashen with age, With time, A long time stood, with small Flowering beings at its base Sheltered from the Hello sun. Picking up light from the Sideway rays of late Afternoon in June, His skin feels the Newness fading to summer As July stills the breezes to heat, But now, new sun and the coolness of Spring, Highlight the canals of his skin.
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Jul 2, 2020
Jul 2, 2020 at 8:21 PM UTC
Grey Highlights on Wood
Sun dots the oak canals of His skin. The branches wander, Speaking to their neighbor, They are all up in the Elm’s height, Who is busy reaching for the sky. Hello the sun, pokes through, Coloring the trunk in grey highlights, The brown gone ashen with age, With time, A long time stood, with small Flowering beings at its base Sheltered from the Hello sun. Picking up light from the Sideway rays of late Afternoon in June, His skin feels the Newness fading to summer As July stills the breezes to heat, But now, new sun and the coolness of Spring, Highlight the canals of his skin.
deborah-t-johnson
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Jul 2, 2020
Jul 2, 2020 at 8:21 PM UTC
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