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Spring Breeze


In the spring breeze I begin to grow

My leaves flourish in oxygenated air

look as my foliage begins to show

 

Anger mother nature and she will make it snow

Take my blossoms for others to share

In spring breeze I begin to grow.

 

With sharp blades my meadow is mowed

Sprouts grow with care

Look as my foliage begins to show

 

My leaves flow and the wind blows

My twigs begin to fall with a few left to spare

in Spring breeze I begin to grow

 

Shrunk tree trunks carry the crying crow

The bark begins to tear

Look as my foliage begins to show

 

Sunrise comes and my morning dew begins to glow

My petals fall, leaving me bare

In spring breeze I begin to grow

Look as my foliage begins to show.

 
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