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Spring's Anthem: Regeneration and Reformation

The spring anthem doth now sound Helpless eggs lie all around Encased larva still tightly bound Brooding mothers redound Ingenious caretakers cover nest and mound Ravenous predators scour tree and ground Doting Queens have nests tightly wound Succoring honey begins to compound Aging pupa entombed all around Nubile creatures more nutrition impound Docile minions escape their waxy mound Tracking nectar wherever flowers abound Hovering matrons incubate above ground Enervating heat the eggs must surround Brimming yoke with new features expound Emerging embryo can now be found Emboldened chick with beak doth pound Suddenly from cracked shell does new life resound.

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