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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I am standing on the ground again With my feet deeply engraved in the earth And the sweet blossom of the button bush Enthrall me in nature and spread my sweet aroma my spirit synchronize with the green trees waiting patiently for the grand jubilee I sit on edge of the overpass bridge with my feet dangling above the stagnant water Listening to careless whispers and watching birds singing sweet music and spying on each other The eyes of the evil storm has passed And I wet my feet in the pond water Fish swims right under my feet looking for something to eat. I can't see it but I can feel it I can't touch it but I can hear it It's presence is everywhere Making music far and near Big trees and little trees respond to the sound of the whistling wind Don't let me disturb you you look very happy today They pass and greet me along the way I watch the Lilly pads floating Drifting on the surface of the big dirty pond And the humming birds sitting on a branch looking at everyone She speaks and he answers He shouts and she whispers The viscous winter has gone away making way for a brand new day Lilly pad permeates the pond with bright pink and white flower sitting on top The frogs have disappeared and the pink flowers reappear How can you explain the wind.
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