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Beauty of Black Tupelo and Biloba-Ginkgo Fallen Leaves

i wished to plant the seedlings of black tupelo shumard oak, sugar maple, biloba-ginkgo for its reddish yellowish beauty on the meadow For its dance on the air with the wind blow green all were lured to my eyes but now on the midcourse of the fly from its bole by death dry and cleave autumn birds hovering on the air trying to catch falling leaves while children gambol on colorful litter-leaves on the soil before the wind push it far and make all spoil

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