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When I return to Hope it will be the height of summer's warm July I'll stroll the gravel road to take the cutoff path gathering lupine wildflowers, breezy among the dewy grass make my morning way along heaven's labrynthine trail with chirping cheery bird, sweet songs or distant calls of loon where blue of sky is woven wild with magenta all abloom and I will lose myself most complete immersed in nature's room
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 10:22 AM UTC
Picking wildflowers in Hope
When I return to Hope it will be the height of summer's warm July I'll stroll the gravel road to take the cutoff path gathering lupine wildflowers, breezy among the dewy grass make my morning way along heaven's labrynthine trail with chirping cheery bird, sweet songs or distant calls of loon where blue of sky is woven wild with magenta all abloom and I will lose myself most complete immersed in nature's room
memories of a most magical place where I once spent a lot of time in the summer months, a small hamlet known as Hope, Alaska
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 10:22 AM UTC
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