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Who is She?


She weeps tears of dew; Her humble boughs sigh. Wind becomes her grace, And the sun her hope. She shields clouds of rain; Veils her heart in leaves. Weather won't weaken, Her roots sink to deep. She in still, dances; Others stay rigid. Blossoms gold in spring; Yellow blaze in death. She returns a queen; A lofty castle, With many a wing. Waving hill of grass.
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Hannah_louma
Thanks, I just got inspired while studying psychology. Crazy right.
Skye
There is some beautiful imagery going on in this piece!

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