Exerpt From Halona

Cumulus clouds drifted leisurely across the azure sky. The sun smiled warmly

at the earth and called to the naked perennial trees and bushes, and soft

soil of the earth to propagate. Several bouquets of blended color daffodils 

and irises lay upon the graves of Enola and Yuma.









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