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Cherry blossoms (Sakura)


"Hey", says the Cherry blossom tree Perched on the seats of priority Between the carriage of eternity And the blunt whispers of reality Beaming, as her radiant blossoms fall Kissed by the crisp air of springtime Beneath the crown of a blissful sky Where skyflakes tease the common train Chaining the carriages of courage ties "Peachy", the invisible bell boy replies As the swollen blossoms hit the ground Filling the train with the softness of spring And of peachy tones beneath angels' wings
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