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Ode To a Maple Tree

The sweet wind swings white fog
The dew drops away and turns to be slippery          
The leaves of maple trees are as red as fire,
They are shining in Girl's eyes
          
At the beginning of the heart of the clouds          
The thin gauze skirts make branches straight          
Like long hair flows into a waterfall

As soft as the willow drifts,          
Spilling into the horizon light  of  the river of time          
Long live youth! Hooray Long live Youth
          
I am willing to be the mottled birch trees, to protect you
from the wind and sand          
I would like to block the wind and rain for you  as well        
For I am right in a moment that I fall in love with you
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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De Beaulieu Avatar
September 2, 2017 at 6:27 PM
Hello Xudfeng, This is a beautiful love poem you wrote. I read it 3 times. Have a nice evening my friend.
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