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The words peeled and flittered with energy

They made a lense to view a world unseen

In the mind a forest of autumn maple trees

And popping juice from a pimpled lemon

Where the snow like the blue crystal is dyed 

the color of freshly picked roses

And tears freeze in anguished rivers

for mothers cradling a baby 

Who leaves the world without leaving a print

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