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Immensity of spring – Threshold of summer – A silver wing flutter Among the olive branches, Speechless aviary chittery, Deep, soft pang of honeysuckle Under a downpour of silk-white light, Quick, disturbing visions in and out Of sight, darning the break of day. Ideas, feverish as bees, ripen To the summer warmth. Urged to their fullness, They burst into a heavy flow Of words, sweet as aged wine. This is bounty of the season— No more winter stretching Bare arms out to catch late snow, But a riot of roses whispering a satin “yes” In a frenzy of letting go, Of living regretless in the now. ,
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Jun 28, 2021
Jun 28, 2021 at 7:19 AM UTC
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Immensity of spring – Threshold of summer – A silver wing flutter Among the olive branches, Speechless aviary chittery, Deep, soft pang of honeysuckle Under a downpour of silk-white light, Quick, disturbing visions in and out Of sight, darning the break of day. Ideas, feverish as bees, ripen To the summer warmth. Urged to their fullness, They burst into a heavy flow Of words, sweet as aged wine. This is bounty of the season— No more winter stretching Bare arms out to catch late snow, But a riot of roses whispering a satin “yes” In a frenzy of letting go, Of living regretless in the now. ,
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Jun 28, 2021
Jun 28, 2021 at 7:19 AM UTC
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