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Month of spring,where nature laugh,a new life bloom from the dovecote
AT beneath of fountain,where brook sing with every youthful note
Helpless,naked,piping loud ,the baby flap it wings so care free
Merry were they,sharing the song from each branches of tree
They cherish him warm and vow to bewith throughout livelong days
Then male took its flight on distance,seeking food on its ways
Evil eyes turn to it,a twing of bolt hits it head
Weigh his light wings on air,their his life slowly fade
Nothing remain ,in misty veil the bright cloud sailed away
With trembling limbs before rising sun,its death what he paid
That dewy morning,when meadows laugh with lively green cair
In silence closed his eyes full tears,mourning cries filled the air
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