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do you say a word every time a woman met her husband looked at his eyes and stayed for a word he didn't say it, as he has got tired he went asleep without saying that word except good night and morning may be good the woman was pretty, the woman was young the woman wanted to be heard, she wanted to be fold when she went a walk, one comes along he was strange he had a bad heart his heart filled with hate, his heart like an art extracting by devil extracting by hard now the angel went away and the devil brought the strange went in a hurry and he looked at her face with an only big smile he said to her one, two, three, all words how attractive are you? Why aren't you touched? How are you walking on foot? you must ride! Inexpensive car, or high-rank plane in its ride If they were not, you must ride A good horse spread wide If it was not that, you must ride A strong camel wearing a beautiful dress Its colors gain from your cheeks red in appearance And green as yours, the shinning of your eyes And yellow in above as your hair colors If it was not there, you must ride A man who carried you without any pain He can travel with you, felt with again Happy, strong eager and you would be his woman Come with me and you would be heard another The woman lost her mind, the woman appeared another The woman had not seen, a strange in her thought As she heard what she wanted for a time she went blind She obeyed him and let him ride They took his car, it was not unlike
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 2:11 AM UTC
do you see her?
Mostly, I gaze upon the fields and see dead grass and falling trees With branches reaching toward the sky in a sort of outward plea Begging not to be condemned this day Yet winter comes anyway And the world becomes gray For the most part, my world is gray My vision full of its hues where dormant nature lay Dark and dim and cold to the touch Like stone statues crumbling down, collecting dust And for a time, I think to myself That spring will never arrive That the warming sun will never shine And color will never thrive For a time I believe All I have is all I see Dusky days stuck by thorns Eternal gray, eternal scorn But, alas, the buttercups appear Never distant, always near Creating pink painted prairies And vibrant stippled hills buzzing with little fairies In a manner much like Van Gogh Streaks of holding hands and blushing cheeks' glow And I think to myself If we have nothing else How powerful a symbol Mother Nature truly is Whispering a message I cannot miss That after such tragedy Life can take root again Vibrant, like a melody
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Nov 14, 2018
Nov 14, 2018 at 1:24 PM UTC
Painted Prairies