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Mute Envy

through gentle slopes of verdant grass, beneath emerald canopies at the park, the pebbly pathway meanders, widens into a circlet with a refreshing fountain, bluish turtle pond below busy birdbath, fern foliage on a miniature mountain, as yonder upon the lake, unhurried, seemingly in slow motion, swans drift preening in pairs, admiring their own reflection there on the crystal water, awed by their own graceful beauty, mutually, mutely envying each other.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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