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Wedding Song

Her hands, heavily wrinkled, touch the thorns on the rose. The petals- color of the pinprick of blood on her finger- drop to the table's cherry bark surface. The petals are flour-soft- her leathery grasp feels like sandpaper. She views the morning, the pines and maples, and birch, their wraith- like branches cloaked in their shiny garb. The song sparrows congregate as the yellow -daisy tints of the sunrise softly touch ruby-sienna bricks of the tenement, -in which she quietly yearns.. like the hush of falling snow- to bloom again- in a Summer garden. .

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