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Tread softly Over the tracks of gentle spring Come and go quickly Like the breeze before the storm. Make not a mark upon this world; Sail through boundless seas As larks and thrushes do. Disappear from the flowering trees With the incidental meet, An ivory invitation's worth, Of muffled May showers. And enter as the wind Carressing budding leaves - soft - Cradling anxious clouds, Cartwheeling up above Against the paths Of geese returning home, Crying with muted colors. And then the howling hushes - Tuned at last - With soft, almost silent, syncopations. Tread softly, my love, Over the tracks of gentle spring.
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Jun 26, 2010
Jun 26, 2010 at 7:00 PM UTC
Spring
Tread softly Over the tracks of gentle spring Come and go quickly Like the breeze before the storm. Make not a mark upon this world; Sail through boundless seas As larks and thrushes do. Disappear from the flowering trees With the incidental meet, An ivory invitation's worth, Of muffled May showers. And enter as the wind Carressing budding leaves - soft - Cradling anxious clouds, Cartwheeling up above Against the paths Of geese returning home, Crying with muted colors. And then the howling hushes - Tuned at last - With soft, almost silent, syncopations. Tread softly, my love, Over the tracks of gentle spring.
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Jun 26, 2010
Jun 26, 2010 at 7:00 PM UTC
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