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Winter

Your love is a yellow hue do paint me this meadow with delight from Dion's blues pleasing the third quarter ear. When it chirrups chirrups! & rock my heart so fierce do strum your gentle palms & lips blushing pilgrims. And in some mannerly devotion show tread upon my winter seasons unpleasing the envious autumn, when the eyes is nothing without the Sun.

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