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Wisteria
Where the Wisteria grows, I found rest and solitude night retreating in her throes I in calmest interlude. Why do I ponder this archway? and the greenest vines that creep, the fragrance of a Spring day as the leaves of morning weep. This, the place that I prefer, Peaceful dreams forever mine. quiet moments to confer with Nature's beauty and design. ![]()
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