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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the dandelion weeps as a summer sun melts away each dewdrop, reflecting the morning winds resolving to accompany the hesitant chirps, songs of hope, of grace feelings whispering to the weeds… never will my heart forget the dandelion’s tears as she remembers the spring and her first encouraging petals, the glow of light on the dawn as she realizes her time is here, she is born blessed by buttery buds and healing hearts as she grows, refreshed… by the light, the soothing sun who will, one day soon scorch and scorn her remind her that the time is past her blooms fade into the confusion of blazing summer heat, throbbing rhythms of melancholy and dreams deathlike shadows arising from the fervor the intensity summer’s breath well aware the time has come for dandelions to wilt for life to wither for the shadows of doubt to tremble in the white cottony seeds who mingle with silence and still cool evenings… shriveling into the night where the moon cries grieving like stars who glisten and glow with the overcast shades of a feeling emotional healing comes soon when autumn remembers what the winter will soon slaughter in her slumber, her regret, her defeated suggestions of a past where summer still lives, amid the cast aside petals of dandelion dreams.
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