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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She had been swaying in the gentle breeze singing softly in the coolness of the night air. she danced gracefully reaching for the stars as they sparkled upon her body without a care she fluttered about in the now stronger wind that made the dancing a little more energetic she looked to the sky to see the happy moon smilin’ on her soul making her feel so electric she began to float away from her stable place where it was the only home she really knew she did not care as she flew in to the starry sky above the forest plants covered in night dew she smiled as the wind blew her above the world towards the stars shining brightly at her heart she reached out to touch the oh so pretty things when they seemed to drift away as if to depart she began to dance in a twirl as she glided down back towards her home amongst the natural trees she darted to and fro as she neared the forest almost landing into a large hive of angry bees she saw her home in front of her and reached out but she continue to fall gently towards the ground she landed softly with sadness in her gentle soul and laid there for a while not making one sound she died with her soul full of a million smiles knowing her life was happy, no matter how brief she saw the stars in her heart to bring happiness even though she was the very first autum leaf
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