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Like Air Haiku


A new bloom begins

                  Where meadows had died before

and fear settled in

                  Butterflies hatched from their shelfters and began to flutter their wings

A corolla of new love

                  Enveloped the heart of Earth

Like childish romance

                  I don't know how to perceive this

A nostalgic sky

                  A rising sun? A new day?

I'm lighter than air

                  Yet where has it gone? is it, was it just me?

Or an empty breeze

                  that comes and goes with the wind

Hidden from my sight

                 the season was not right

 

 

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